talent show

英 [ˈtælənt ʃəʊ]

美 [ˈtælənt ʃoʊ]

n.  (普通人为赢取奖项的)才艺表演，大奖赛

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT (普通人为赢取奖项的)才艺表演，大奖赛
  Atalent show,talent competition, ortalent contestis a show where ordinary people perform an act on stage, usually in order to try to win a prize for the best performance.
  1. He began his musical career in talent shows...
     他的音乐生涯始于才艺表演。
  2. At the age of 18, she won first prize in a talent contest.
     18 岁那年，她在一次大奖赛中获得一等奖。

双语例句

• There were eight acts in the school talent show.
  在学校的才艺表演上有八个节目。
• She's the star of a television talent show, but Li Yuchun is not an outstanding singer or dancer.
  她是一场电视才艺秀的明星，但李宇春并不是一位出色的歌手或者舞者。
• Wasn't that a great talent show?
  难道那不是一个很棒的才艺表演吗？
• The program offers elective courses art, theater, music, dance and sports and participants stage a talent show.
  项目提供选修课程艺术、戏剧、舞蹈和体育并参加才艺表演。
• You're going to the talent show, right?
  你是去参加才艺表演吧？
• Last week's talent show was a.
  上周的才艺表演是极成功的。
• In2006, Bianca auditioned for a brand-new TV talent show called America's Got Talent.
  2006年，比安卡为一个崭新的电视台节目选秀，被称之为“美国之天才”进行试演。
• Who won the talent show? By what, dancing or singing?
  谁在有奖竞赛中获胜？哪方面？跳舞还是唱歌？
• The night of the talent show, the young singer got cold feet and refused to perform.
  那晚在才艺表演中，年轻的歌手害怕而拒绝表演。
• I am very proud to come from a talent show.
  我很自豪自己是选秀节目出身的。