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The process of fostering, improving, and optimizing the skills, capabilities, and potential of employees or individuals within an organization to achieve long-term success.
“The company's new talent development program focuses on preparing mid-level managers for executive leadership roles.”
The process of identifying, evaluating, and recruiting individuals who possess exceptional skills or potential in a specific field, such as sports, music, or business.
“The club's talent scouting department spent months traveling across South America to find the next rising star in football.”
An alcoholic or non-alcoholic beverage served in a tall glass, typically containing a large amount of a mixer.
“She ordered a tall drink of gin and tonic at the beach bar.”
The stalk, stem, or peduncle of a plant, leaf, or flower.
“O aipo tem um talo crocante e fibroso.”
A sharp, hooked claw, especially one belonging to a bird of prey.
“The eagle gripped its prey firmly in its powerful talons.”
Twisted together in a confused mass; knotted or matted.
“She spent ten minutes brushing the tangled knots out of her hair.”
A fixed price, rate, or fee charged for a service, public transport, or the import/export of goods.
“A tarifa de ônibus aumentou novamente este mês.”
The act of piling or heaping up materials, typically hay, sheaves of grain, or peat.
“The farmworkers spent the afternoon tassing the dried hay before the rain arrived.”
To reproach in a sarcastic, insulting, or jeering manner; to challenge or provoke with insulting remarks.
“The opposing fans began to taunt the losing team with chants and jeers.”
A charge, fee, or rate imposed by an authority, government, or service provider.
“A taxa de juros subiu este mês.”
Any physical object, device, or material used by a teacher to enhance classroom instruction, clarify complex concepts, or improve student engagement.
“The professor used a detailed anatomical model as a teaching aid to help students understand the human circulatory system.”
A person or thing that tears, rips, or pulls something apart.
“The automated ticket tearer at the entrance of the concert sped up admission.”
Too long, slow, or dull; tiresome or monotonous.
“Sorting through thousands of old receipts is a tedious process.”
Swarming with activity; brimming or overflowing with people, animals, or things.
“The market square was teeming with vendors, shoppers, and stray cats.”
Hard, calcified, white structures found in the mouth that are used for biting and chewing food.
“She brushed her teeth twice a day to keep them healthy.”