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genius

/ˈdʒiː.ni.əs/

Übersetzung: Substantiv, das eine Person mit außergewöhnlichen intellektuellen oder kreativen Fähigkeiten bezeichnet oder die Eigenschaft, solche Fähigkeiten zu besitzen.

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noun

/ˈdʒiː.ni.əs/B2formal
  • deSubstantiv, das eine Person mit außergewöhnlichen intellektuellen oder kreativen Fähigkeiten bezeichnet oder die Eigenschaft, solche Fähigkeiten zu besitzen.

A noun referring to a person with exceptional intellectual or creative ability, or the quality of having such ability.

unregelmäßiger Plural

  1. Exceptional intellectual abilityB1formal

    A person with extraordinary intellectual or creative power, especially in a specific field.

    deGenie

    • Einstein is considered a genius in physics.
    • She is a musical genius who composes symphonies.
    • The inventor was a genius who changed the world.

    Synonymebrainintellectmastermindprodigytalentvirtuosowhizwizard

    Antonymeduncefoolidiotmoron

  2. Natural talent or aptitudeB2informal

    A natural ability or talent for something.

    deTalent

    • He has a genius for solving complex problems.
    • Her genius for negotiation made her a successful diplomat.
    • The chef's genius lies in combining unexpected flavors.

    Synonymeabilityaptitudebentcapacityendowmentfacultyflairgiftknacktalent

  3. Very clever ideaB1informal

    An exceptionally clever or original idea.

    deGeniale Idee

    • That was a genius idea to use solar power.
    • The solution to the puzzle was pure genius.
    • His plan to reorganize the office was a stroke of genius.

    Synonymebrainstormbrainwaveinspirationmasterstroke

Formen
  • geniuses plural form
  • geniuses' possessive plural form
  • genius's possessive singular form
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