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1 gifted
adjectivebegabt (in, at für)* * *adjective (having very great natural ability: a gifted musician/child.) begabt* * *gift·ed[ˈgɪftɪd]1. (talented) talentiert\gifted dancer begnadeter Tänzer/begnadete Tänzerin2. (versatile) vielseitig talentiert3. (clever) begabt\gifted child hoch begabtes Kind* * *['gIftɪd]adjbegabt ( in für)he is very gifted in languages/music — er ist sehr sprachbegabt/musikalisch sehr begabt
* * *gifted adj1. begabt, talentiert2. überdurchschnittlich intelligent (besonders Kind)* * *adjectivebegabt (in, at für)be gifted in or at languages — sprachbegabt sein
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3 prodigy
noun1) (gifted person) [außergewöhnliches] Talentmusical prodigy — musikalisches Wunderkind; see also academic.ru/12457/child_prodigy">child prodigy
2) (marvel) Wunder, das* * *['prodi‹i]plural - prodigies; noun(something strange and wonderful: A very clever child is sometimes called a child prodigy; prodigies of nature.) das Wunder* * *prodi·gy[ˈprɒdɪʤi, AM ˈprɑ:d-]n1. (person) außergewöhnliches Talentchild \prodigy Wunderkind nttennis \prodigy Tenniswunder nt fammathematical \prodigy Mathematikgenie nt* * *['prɒdIdZɪ]nWunder nt* * *1. Wunder n (Sache, Person):prodigy of nature Naturwunder;a) ein Wunder an (dat),b) pej ein Ausbund an (dat)2. außergewöhnliches Talent:* * *noun1) (gifted person) [außergewöhnliches] Talentmusical prodigy — musikalisches Wunderkind; see also child prodigy
2) (marvel) Wunder, das* * *n.Wunderkind n. -
4 precociously
pre·co·cious·ly[prɪˈkəʊʃəsli, AM -ˈkoʊ-]1. (at early stage) frühat a \precociously young age in sehr jungen Jahren\precociously developed/gifted früh entwickelt/begabt\precociously mature frühreif2. ( pej) altklug* * *[prI'kəʊʃəslɪ]advfrühreif; talk altkluga precociously articulate child — ein erstaunlich beredsames or wortgewandtes Kind, ein Kind von altkluger Beredsamkeit
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precociously dressed — auf alt angezogen (inf)
* * *adv.altklug adv.frühzeitig adv.
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