gifted
含义: Having exceptional natural ability or talent, especially in intellectual or academic areas; in education, describing students who demonstrate significantly above-average ability.
In UK education, 'gifted and talented' was a formal designation used to identify and support high-ability pupils, though the terminology and associated programmes have evolved. The concept of giftedness is debated: some argue it is innate, while others emphasise the role of environment and effort. 'Gifted' programmes may offer enrichment activities, accelerated learning, or specialist provision. The term can also simply mean 'having a gift for something,' as in 'a gifted musician.'
例句
- The school has a programme for gifted students that offers advanced courses and independent research projects. 学校为天赋学生设有项目,提供高级课程和独立研究课题。El colegio cuenta con un programa para alumnos superdotados que ofrece cursos avanzados y proyectos de investigación independientes.その学校には、上級コースや独自の研究プロジェクトを提供するギフテッド生徒向けのプログラムがあります。그 학교에는 심화 과정과 독립 연구 프로젝트를 제공하는 영재 학생 프로그램이 있다.
- She was identified as gifted in mathematics at the age of seven. 她在七岁时就被认定在数学方面具有天赋。Fue identificada como superdotada en matemáticas a la edad de siete años.彼女は7歳の時に数学の才能があると認定されました。그녀는 7세 때 수학 영재로 판별되었다.
- He is a gifted storyteller, capable of holding an audience spellbound for hours. 他是一位天才的讲故事者,能让听众数小时沉浸其中。Es un narrador con un don excepcional, capaz de mantener al público cautivado durante horas.彼は天賦の才を持つ語り手で、聴衆を何時間も釘付けにすることができます。그는 타고난 이야기꾼으로, 청중을 몇 시간이고 사로잡을 수 있다.
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语境: academic, professional
语气: neutral
起源与历史
From gift (from Old Norse gipt, meaning luck, fortune, a thing given) with the suffix -ed. The educational sense of exceptionally talented emerged in the early 20th century.
文化背景
Era: Modern
Generation: All ages
Social background: Universal
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