Talent
71Talent — 1. Talent er en oldgræsk pensum på cirka 4800 kroner. 2. Kunstnerisk anlæg …
72Talent — Original name in latin Talent Name in other language State code US Continent/City America/Los Angeles longitude 42.24568 latitude 122.78865 altitude 497 Population 6066 Date 2011 05 14 …
73talent — [13] Greek tálanton meant ‘balance, weight’, and hence ‘unit of weight or money’. Latin borrowed it as talentum, using it metaphorically for ‘mental inclination’, and it was in this sense that English originally acquired it, via Old French talent …
74talent — Describing a place or situation in which there are many good looking women. Boy, there sure is some talent here tonight …
75talent — Describing a place or situation in which there are many good looking women. Boy, there sure is some talent here tonight …
76talent — 1) n British attractive potential sexual partners. A generic term first applied before World War II to women and men. Since the mid 1960s female speakers have also applied the word (sometimes ironically) to desirable males. ► Let s check out the… …
77talent — sb. == disposition. Alys. 1280. Fr. talent …
78talent — Profession; dites, métier , s. m. Le mot talent signifie les dons de l esprit ou une monnoie ancienne …
79talent — noun a natural talent for dancing Syn: flair, aptitude, facility, gift, knack, technique, touch, bent, ability, expertise, capacity, faculty; strength, forte, genius, brilliance; dexterity, skill, artistry …
80talent — [ˈtælənt] noun [C/U] a natural ability for doing a particular activity well She had an obvious talent for music.[/ex] …
