Gift Meaning in English
word
/ˈɡɪft/
gift
/ɡˈɪft/
gift
释义
A gift is something that you give to someone, often for a special reason like a birthday. It can also mean a natural talent or ability.
用法与细微差别
'Gift' is used for both objects (presents) and talents (a gift for music). More formal than 'present', especially in writing. In American English, 'gifted' is often used to describe talented people. Do not confuse 'gift' (present) with the verb 'to gift' (to give as a gift).
Spanish: regalo - don (talento)Portuguese (BR): presente - dom (talento)Portuguese (PT): prenda - dom (talento)Chinese (Simplified): 礼物 - 天赋Chinese (Traditional): 禮物 - 天賦Hindi: तोहफ़ा - प्रतिभा (विशेष क्षमता)Arabic: هدية - موهبةBengali: উপহার - প্রতিভাRussian: подарок - дар (талант)Japanese: 贈り物 - 才能Vietnamese: quà - năng khiếuKorean: 선물 - 재능Turkish: hediye - yetenekUrdu: تحفہ - صلاحیتIndonesian: hadiah - bakat
例句
I bought a gift for my mother.
basic
She has a gift for singing.
basic
Thank you for the gift.
basic
That's the best gift I could have received.
natural
He really has a gift when it comes to making people laugh.
natural
Next time, you don't have to bring a gift—just yourself!
natural