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Skill

Noun: A particular ability or expertise acquired through training, practice, or experience.

Sense 1: (General) The capacity to do something well; proficiency.

Example sentence: John has exceptional cooking skills and can prepare gourmet dishes effortlessly.

Sense 2: (Specific) A specific ability or aptitude in a particular field or activity.

Example sentence: Playing the guitar is one of Emily's many musical skills.

Sense 3: (Sports) A technique or ability required in a sport or physical activity.

Example sentence: Sarah's skiing skills improved after taking lessons from a professional instructor.

Sense 4: (Art) Proficiency in artistic or creative endeavors.

Example sentence: Lisa's painting skills are evident in the vibrant colors and intricate details of her artwork.

Talent

Noun: Natural aptitude or skill in a particular area.

Sense 1: (General) Innate ability or giftedness.

Example sentence: Bella's natural talent for singing was recognized at a young age.

Sense 2: (Specific) A special ability or aptitude in a specific field.

Example sentence: Mark's talent for solving mathematical problems made him stand out among his classmates.

Sense 3: (Arts) A flair for creative expression or performing arts.

Example sentence: The ballet dancer showcased her extraordinary talent through graceful movements and precise technique.

Sense 4: (Sports) Exceptional ability in a particular sport or physical activity.

Example sentence: David's talent for swimming earned him multiple gold medals in national competitions.

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