aptitude

aptitude  

[ˈæptitju:d]

n.

(学习方面的)才能, 资质, 天资

That student has an aptitude for mathematics.

那个学生有数学方面的天赋。

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1.	Edison had a remarkable aptitude for inventing new things.
	爱迪生具有发明创造的非凡才能。
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2.	We think it will be benefit to teach students in accordance with their aptitude to assign the class according to the students' aptitude.
	我们认为按水平分班,更便于教师因材施教。
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3.	Resilience. Resourcefulness and creativity. An aptitude for life-long learning.
	灵活应变和创作的能力是要不断学习的。
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4.	He has an unfortunate aptitude for saying the wrong thing.
	他有失言的倒霉本事。
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5.	He have an unfortunate aptitude for saying the wrong thing.
	他有失言的倒霉本事。
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6.	Some of them showed special aptitude in singing and dancing.
	他们中间有些人在歌舞方面有特长。
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7.	Even as a child he showed an unusual aptitude for mathematics.
	甚至孩童时他就显露出非同一般的数学才能
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8.	any standardized procedure for measuring sensitivity or memory or intelligence or aptitude etc
	测试灵敏度、记忆力、智力、智能等的标准程序
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9.	manifesting or characterized by unusually early development or maturity, especially in mental aptitude
	表明或以不寻常的过早发展或成熟为特点的，尤指智力
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10.	Characterized by or characteristic of exceptionally early development or maturity (especially in mental aptitude).
	发育得格外早，早熟的（特别在智力才能中）。
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