American English
/ˈgɪf.tɪd̚/
2 syllables · Stress the first syllable.
Form of gift
Naturally able to do something very well, especially in a particular area.
Practice out loudNaturally able to do something very well, especially in a particular area.
She is a gifted pianist and artist.
The school offers special classes for gifted students.
In this sense, gifted means very talented, not simply given as a present.
A card with money stored on it that you can use to buy something.
I gave her a gift card for her favorite store.
A store that sells gifts and souvenirs.
We bought a small gift at the museum gift shop.
Paper used to cover a gift, or the act of covering a gift with paper.
Can you gift-wrap this box, please?