Talent Show

Pronunciation: /ˈtælənt ʃoʊ/

Definitions of talent show

noun a show or event where people showcase their talents

Example Sentences

A1 I watched a talent show on TV last night.

A2 She is going to audition for the school talent show.

B1 The talent show featured a variety of acts, from singing to dancing.

B2 The talent show judges were impressed by the young magician's performance.

C1 The talent show contestants were competing for a cash prize and a recording contract.

C2 The talent show finale was a spectacular event with special guest performances.

Examples of talent show in a Sentence

formal The school is organizing a talent show to showcase the students' abilities.

informal I heard there's gonna be a talent show at the community center next weekend.

slang I'm thinking of auditioning for the talent show at the mall, it should be lit!

figurative Life is like a talent show, you never know what hidden talents you might discover.

Grammatical Forms of talent show

• past tense: talent showed
• plural: talent shows
• comparative: more talented show
• superlative: most talented show
• present tense: talent shows
• future tense: will talent show
• perfect tense: has talent shown
• continuous tense: is talent showing
• singular: talent show
• positive degree: talent show
• infinitive: to talent show
• gerund: talent showing
• participle: talent shown

Origin and Evolution of talent show

First Known Use: 1932 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The term 'talent show' originated from the idea of showcasing individual talents and skills in a competitive setting.

Evolution of the word: Originally used to describe live performances where individuals demonstrated their unique abilities, the term 'talent show' has evolved to encompass a variety of formats including television programs, school events, and online competitions.