Untalented Meaning in English
word
ʌnˈtæləntɪd
un-TAL-un-tid
ʌntˈæləntɪd
unt-AL-un-tid
Definición
Describes someone who does not have natural skill or ability in a particular area.
Uso & Matices
Mostly informal and somewhat negative; often used to describe someone's lack of skill in music, sports, art, or similar fields. Not commonly used for general life skills. Alternatives: 'not talented,' 'lacking talent.' Use carefully as it can sound insulting.
Spanish: falto de talento - sin talentoPortuguese (BR): sem talentoPortuguese (PT): sem talentoChinese (Simplified): 没有才华Chinese (Traditional): 沒有才華Hindi: अप्रतिभाशालीArabic: عديم الموهبةBengali: অপ্রতিভাবান - অনিপুণRussian: бесталанный - неталантливыйJapanese: 才能がない - 不器用 (技能面)Vietnamese: không có tài - không có năng khiếuKorean: 재능 없는 - 소질 없는Turkish: yeteneksizUrdu: بے ہنر - نااہل (صلاحیت کے بغیر)Indonesian: tidak berbakat - tidak bertalenta
Oraciones de Ejemplo
People say he is untalented at singing.
basic
The untalented player sat on the bench all season.
basic
She felt untalented compared to her classmates.
basic
He’s not untalented; he just needs more practice.
natural
It’s harsh to call someone untalented just because they’re learning.
natural
Even the most untalented kids can improve with good teachers.
natural