Talent

Pinyin: cái huá héng yì

Interpretation: talent: the ability to express oneself externally. It refers to a person who is very talented in literature and art.

Source: Wang Shuo, "In Vain, Not Provided": "Her husband, Ren Beihai, was a talented and promising young engineer from the city's telecommunications bureau, handsome in appearance, dashing in demeanor, and decent in treating guests."

Example: he exuded a talented nature from an early age.

Synonyms: talented, brilliant

Antonyms: talentless

Grammar: as predicate, object, determiner; referring to a very talented person

English: brimming with talent and wit

German: auβerordentlich talentiert