Noun:

సామర్థ్యం, ప్రత్యేక అర్హత, నైపుణ్యాలు, టాలెంట్, ప్రధాన మనిషి,

talents's Usage Examples:

City were sixth on 3 December and there was talk of a much-awaited return to European football, as young talents such as Garry Flitcroft, Richard Edghill, and Steve Lomas came to the fore.

Construct, Integrate, Differentiate (CID) ProgrammeThe Construct, Integrate, Differentiate (CID) Programme is an integrated curriculum under the RVIP that focuses on knowledge construction with differentiation features to cater to the diverse talents and interests of the students.

series, she visits twelve towns (beginning with her native Rochdale), compering and performing in a live show of music and entertainment, with local talents.

finest talents of the 20th century", and it is jokingly said that "the merest suggestion that he does not belong among the definitive all-time greats.

Mercy was pushed upon his debut with victories over numerous enhancement talents (including a young Jeff Hardy), as well as established stars such as Bob Holly, The 1-2-3 Kid, and Doink The Clown.

Her first reaction was to find fault with Haldane as a controversialist and to be unduly complimentary about Lunn's controversial talents.

Jonathan Ross from the BBC blasted the film, calling it a woeful, depressing failure and stating that the cast of notable and familiar talents such as John Hurt and Stephen Rea stand little chance amid the wreckage of the Wachowski siblings' dismal script and its particularly poor dialogue.

Series writers used Berry's trouper talents in stories about church revues and talent contests.

He makes friends easily, and has other talents, like kite making.

His talents are showcased in various solo projects as well as on Ben Harper"s 2000 single "Steal.

It was later decided that they would combine their talents into one band, which became known as Fruit.

J Storm also has the same strict policies for portrait rights of its talents with its parent company.

Filiatrault opted for a simple yet effective style that showcased the talents of the film's strong female leads.

Synonyms:

flair, gift, genius, bent, raw talent, natural endowment, natural ability, knack, endowment, hang,

Antonyms:

erect, undamaged, irresolute, inaptitude, unfasten,