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Prodigy
01
prodígio, maravilha
a remarkable example of a particular quality, skill, or achievement
Exemplos
The sequoia tree 's height is truly a prodigy of natural growth in the plant kingdom.
A altura da sequoia é verdadeiramente um prodígio de crescimento natural no reino vegetal.
Da Vinci 's inventions were true prodigies of imagination and engineering for his time.
As invenções de Da Vinci foram verdadeiros prodígios de imaginação e engenharia para o seu tempo.
02
an event, phenomenon, or sign believed to indicate that something significant or unusual is about to happen
Exemplos
The sudden eclipse was considered a prodigy of impending change.
Ancient texts described comets as prodigies foretelling major events.
03
prodígio, criança prodígio
a person, typically a child, who demonstrates exceptional talent or ability in a particular area, often beyond what is considered normal for their age
Exemplos
The young pianist was a musical prodigy, performing at concerts by age six.
O jovem pianista era um prodígio musical, apresentando-se em concertos aos seis anos de idade.
Scientists called her a prodigy after she solved complex equations as a teenager.
Os cientistas chamaram-na de prodígio depois que ela resolveu equações complexas na adolescência.
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