multitalented
multitalented — adjective
- multitalentedpositive
- more multitalentedcomparative
- most multitalentedsuperlative
1. able to do many different things well because you have natural ability in severa
able to do many different things well because you have natural ability in several areas, such as music, sport, writing, or business
Chiara is a multitalented musician who also paints, writes poetry, and teaches yoga.
predicative: be + a multitalented [person] + who-clause listing skills
The award went to a multitalented young director whose short film won three prizes.
attributive: a multitalented [noun] before a relative clause
Ava, a multitalented athlete, competes in both marathon running and competitive swimming.
Roya is known as a multitalented performer who can sing, dance, and play the piano.
- versatile
focuses on ability to adapt to different roles or tasks; 'a versatile actor' implies range across roles, whereas 'multitalented' suggests distinct separate skill areas
- gifted
emphasises strong natural talent, often in a narrower set of areas; 'a gifted pianist' may not have skills in other domains
- accomplished
focuses on trained skill and achievement rather than natural talent; 'an accomplished speaker' implies practice and polish
- untalented
a direct opposite but less common in everyday speech
- one-dimensional
informal; describes someone with only one area of competence
文法句型
be + multitalented
a multitalented + noun
用法筆記
Common in descriptions of people who excel across creative, athletic, or professional fields. The word is always positive in tone.