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precocious

/prɪˈkoʊ.ʃəs/

Traducción: Describe a un niño que muestra un desarrollo mental acelerado o un talento a una edad inusualmente temprana, o que actúa o habla de manera propia de alguien mayor.

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adjective

/prɪˈkoʊ.ʃəs/C1formal
  • esDescribe a un niño que muestra un desarrollo mental acelerado o un talento a una edad inusualmente temprana, o que actúa o habla de manera propia de alguien mayor.

Describes a child who shows advanced mental development or talent at an unusually early age.

  1. Early developmentC1formal

    Having developed certain abilities or characteristics at an earlier age than usual.

    esPrecoz

    • The precocious child could read at the age of three.
    • Her precocious talent for music amazed her teachers.
    • He was a precocious student who excelled in advanced mathematics.

    Sinónimosadvancedbrightcleverforwardgiftedmatureprematurequicksmarttalented

    Antónimosbackwardretardedslowundeveloped

  2. Mature behaviorC1formal

    Showing mature qualities or behavior at a young age.

    esprecoz (madurez)

    • The precocious teenager gave a speech that impressed the adults.
    • Her precocious understanding of politics surprised her parents.
    • He had a precocious sense of responsibility for his age.

    Sinónimosadvancedbrightgiftedmatureprodigioustalented

    Antónimosbackwardimmatureretardedslow

Formas
  • more precocious comparative form
  • most precocious superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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