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An athlete with outstanding natural abilities or talents.
这个才能出众的运动员在赛场上总是能够发挥出色。
This exceptional athlete always performs exceptionally well on the field.
她的才能出众让她在短时间内成为行业的领军人物。
Her outstanding talent made her a leading figure in the industry in a short time.
Refers to athletes whose abilities are significantly above average, often recognized for their natural gifts rather than just training.
Use '才能出众的运动员' to describe athletes who have a natural flair for their sport, such as a basketball player with extraordinary jumping ability or a swimmer with an innate sense of rhythm. Avoid using it for athletes who rely primarily on technique or training.
The phrase emphasizes natural talent. If an athlete's success is attributed to hard work or discipline, use phrases like '勤奋的运动员' (diligent athlete) instead.
The phrase combines '才能' (cáinéng, meaning 'talent' or 'ability') and '运动员' (yùndòngyuán, meaning 'athlete'). '出众' (chūzhòng) means 'outstanding' or 'exceptional', derived from classical Chinese '出类拔萃' (chū lèi bá cuì), indicating someone who stands out from the crowd.
This phrase is typically used in formal or semi-formal contexts to praise an athlete's natural abilities. It emphasizes innate talent rather than acquired skills. Avoid using it for athletes who excel solely due to hard work without exceptional natural gifts.