prodigy

A noun referring to a person, especially a young one, with exceptional talent or intelligence; also used to describe a remarkable example or an omen of something to come.

ruСуществительное, обозначающее человека, особенно молодого, с исключительным талантом или интеллектом; также используется для описания выдающегося примера или предзнаменования чего-то грядущего.esSustantivo que designa a una persona, especialmente joven, con un talento o inteligencia excepcionales; también se usa para referirse a un ejemplo notable o a un presagio de algo futuro.frNom désignant une personne, souvent jeune, dotée d'un talent ou d'une intelligence exceptionnels ; il peut aussi désigner un exemple remarquable ou un signe précurseur de quelque chose à venir.deSubstantiv, das eine Person – besonders ein Kind oder einen jungen Menschen – mit außergewöhnlichem Talent oder Intellekt bezeichnet; auch ein herausragendes Beispiel oder ein Vorzeichen für etwas Kommendes.ptSubstantivo que designa uma pessoa, especialmente jovem, dotada de talento ou inteligência excepcionais; também é usado para descrever um exemplo notável ou um presságio de algo futuro.zh名词，尤指年轻而具有非凡才能或智力的人（神童、天才）；也可指某事物的杰出典范或预示未来的征兆（奇观、预兆）。arاسم يشير إلى شخص، وخاصة الشاب، يمتلك موهبة أو ذكاءً استثنائياً؛ ويُستخدم أيضاً للإشارة إلى مثال بارز أو نذير لأمر آتٍ.

1. Gifted young person B2 formal

   A young person with exceptional talent or intelligence that inspires admiration.

   • Mozart was a musical prodigy who composed symphonies at age five.
   • The young chess prodigy defeated the grandmaster in just 20 moves.
   • She was considered a prodigy in mathematics, solving complex equations by age ten.

   ruВундеркиндesNiño prodigiofrenfant prodigedeWunderkindptProdígiozh神童arالطفل المعجزة

   Синонимы: child prodigygeniusphenomenontalentwhizwonder

2. Omen or portent C1 formal

   A sign or indication of a future event, often something remarkable.

   • The eclipse was seen as a prodigy of great change.
   • Ancient cultures often interpreted comets as prodigies of disaster.
   • The strange behavior of the animals was considered a prodigy of the coming storm.

   ruПредзнаменованиеesProdigiofrProdige (sens de présage)deVorzeichenptPresságiozh预兆arنذير

   Синонимы: auguryforewarningharbingeromenportentpresageprognosticsign

3. Remarkable example C1 formal

   An impressive or wonderful instance of a particular quality or characteristic.

   • The cathedral is a prodigy of Gothic architecture.
   • Her kindness was a prodigy of human compassion.
   • The garden was a prodigy of natural beauty and careful design.

   ruЧудоesprodigiofrExemple remarquabledeWunderptProdigiozh奇迹arأعجوبة

   Синонимы: marvelmiraclephenomenonsensationwonder

• prodigies plural form
• prodigies' possessive plural form
• prodigy's possessive singular form