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Khah Posted 12 years ago
Vocabulary
Lowly TV talent
I was reading this article (http://connecttheworld.blogs.cnn.com/2014/02/17/working-the-red-carpet-at-the-baftas/?hpt=hp_tvbx) at CNN's website and I didn't understand what does ‘‘lowly TV talent’’ mean : ‘‘(...) as lowly TV talent my job on the night sounds pretty basic (...)’’. What's a lowly TV talent? I looked up on the dictionary and I found out that lowly means humble...what about talent? I just can't figure out.Maybe talent is another word for reporter?
‘‘As a humble TV reporter...’’
‘‘As a humble TV reporter...’’
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You have the right idea. But we don''t know the person's exact job. eg as a humble TV reporter eg as a humble TV technician It's a self-effacing kind of remark.
- You have the right idea.
- But we don''t know the person's exact job.
- eg as a humble TV reporter eg as a humble TV technician It's a self-effacing kind of remark.
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You have the right idea. But we don''t know the person's exact job.
eg as a humble TV reporter
eg as a humble TV technician
It's a self-effacing kind of remark.
eg as a humble TV reporter
eg as a humble TV technician
It's a self-effacing kind of remark.
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