1. talent/'tælənt/

n. 天资;天赋；

搭配: have a talent for …在某方面有天分

talent runs in the family 家族遗传天赋

e.g. She is proud that both her children have a talent for music

e.g. Many hidden talents were discovered through the talent show.

e.g. Her father is a famous artist, and she’s a great painter too — talent runs in the family.

n.有才华的人 

a pool of talent 人才库

retain top talent 留住顶·尖人才

e.g. The city attracts skilled workers, creating a rich pool of talent.

e.g. Companies must offer competitive salaries to retain top talent.

2. versatile/'vɜːsətaɪl/

adj. 多才多艺的；多面手的

e.g. She is a versatile athlete who participates in many different sports.

e.g. He’s a versatile employee who can handle both design and marketing.

adj. 多功能的；有多种用途的

e.g. This jacket is very versatile — you can wear it in any season.

e.g. The phone is a versatile device for work and entertainment.

3. scout /skaʊt/

n. （演员、运动员等的）人才发掘者；星探

搭配：a talent scout

e.g. A talent scout discovered her at a singing competition.

e.g. The football scout spotted a promising young player.

v. 观察，物色（适合的人选或东西）

搭配：scout for

e.g. Many companies send recruiters to universities to scout for young talent.

e.g. Companies often scout for talent at universities.

4. resourceful/rɪ'sɔːsfl/

adj. 足智多谋的;机智的;办法多的

e.g. The teacher encouraged students to be resourceful and think creatively.

e.g. In my opinion, being resourceful is more important than being intelligent, because it helps people handle real-life challenges effectively.

区分：

Intelligent：the ability to think, understand, and learn things quickly and well.侧重于智力高，有逻辑推理和学习能力

resourceful: be good at finding ways of dealing with problems. 侧重于面对问题时能灵活应对，找到解决办法

5. excel

v. 擅长；突出

搭配：excel in / at 擅长…

e.g. Our company encourages employees to excel in their careers.

e.g. I have always tried to excel in my studies, especially in English and mathematics.

syn. outperform v.表现得比…好(更侧重于对比)

e.g. She outperformed all the other students in the exam.

e.g. Our team outperformed all rivals.

补充：rival n. 对手.....