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1 prodigio
m (pl -gi) prodigy* * *prodigio s.m.1 prodigy; ( meraviglia) marvel, wonder; ( miracolo) miracle: osservare i prodigi della natura, to observe the wonders of nature; i prodigi della scienza, the prodigies of science; il nuovo modello è un prodigio della tecnica, the new model is a prodigy of technology; è un prodigio di sapienza, he is a prodigy of learning; sei un prodigio di memoria, you have a marvellous (o a prodigious) memory // fare prodigi, to work wonders (o miracles); quel chirurgo fa prodigi, that surgeon works miracles (o wonders) // bambino prodigio, infant prodigy* * *[pro'didʒo] prodigio (-gi)1. sm(miracolo) wonder, marvel, (fig : persona) prodigyi prodigi della tecnica/scienza — the wonders of technology/science
2. agg inv* * *1.1) portent, prodigy, wonder2) (persona) prodigy, marvel2.aggettivo invariabile* * *prodigiopl. -gi /pro'didʒo, dʒi/I sostantivo m.1 portent, prodigy, wonder; compiere -gi to work wonders; un prodigio dell'ingegneria a wonder of engineering2 (persona) prodigy, marvel; un prodigio della musica a music prodigybambino prodigio child prodigy. -
2 bambino
m, bambina f childin fasce babybambino in provetta test-tube baby* * *bambino s.m. child*; (fam.) kid; ( in fasce) baby, infant; ( ragazzetto) little boy: racconti per bambini, nursery tales; dare alla luce un bambino, to bring forth a child (o to give birth to a child); ha trent'anni, ma è un bambino, he's thirty years old, but he is still a little boy // il Bambino Gesù, the Infant Jesus.* * *[bam'bino] bambino (-a)1. sm/f(gen) child, (little) boy/girl, (neonato) baby2. agg* * *[bam'bino]sostantivo maschile1) (bimbo) child*, (little) boyin fondo è ancora un bambino — fig. he's a child at heart
2) (figlio) child*; (figlio maschio) son; (neonato) baby (boy), baby (son)3) relig.il Bambin Gesù, Gesù Bambino — the Christ child, Baby Jesus
•••buttare via il bambino con l'acqua sporca — prov. to throw the baby out with the bathwater
* * *bambino/bam'bino/sostantivo m.1 (bimbo) child*, (little) boy; un bambino di tre anni a three-year-old child; - i e bambine boys and girls; da bambino as a child; quando ero bambino when I was a child; fin da bambino when still a child; in fondo è ancora un bambino fig. he's a child at heart2 (figlio) child*; (figlio maschio) son; (neonato) baby (boy), baby (son); aspettare un bambino to be expecting (a baby); ha avuto un bambino she's had a baby3 relig. il Bambin Gesù, Gesù Bambino the Christ child, Baby Jesusbuttare via il bambino con l'acqua sporca prov. to throw the baby out with the bathwater\bambino prodigio child prodigy. -
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4 prodigio
[pro'didʒo] prodigio (-gi)1. sm(miracolo) wonder, marvel, (fig : persona) prodigyi prodigi della tecnica/scienza — the wonders of technology/science
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6 portento
portento s.m.1 miracle, wonder, marvel, prodigy: i portenti della natura, della scienza, the wonders (o the marvels) of nature, of science; fare, operare portenti, to work wonders (o miracles); un chirurgo che fa portenti, a surgeon who works wonders2 (estens.) ( persona) prodigy, wonder, marvel: essere un portento, to be a prodigy: è un portento di sapienza, he is a miracle (o prodigy) of learning; questo bambino è un portento!, this child is a prodigy!* * *[por'tɛnto]sostantivo maschile1) (prodigio) portent, prodigy, marvel2) (persona) prodigyun portento d'intelligenza — a marvel o prodigy of intelligence
* * *portento/por'tεnto/sostantivo m.1 (prodigio) portent, prodigy, marvel
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