prodigy

界面语言: zh

🇺🇸 /ˈprɑdədʒiː/

📖 释义

  1. noun
    神童；天才; 奇迹；奇事; 预兆；征兆; 怪物；畸形; 非凡之人；巨物

🔗 详情

词形变化

可数 复数: prodigies

常用搭配

child prodigymusical prodigya prodigy of talentyoung prodigymathematical prodigy

派生词

prodigiousprodigiouslyprodigiousness

同义词

geniuswunderkindphenomenonvirtuosomarvelwhiz

易混淆词

prodigal
EN: 'Prodigal' means wastefully extravagant (as in 'the prodigal son'), while 'prodigy' refers to an exceptionally gifted person.
zh: 'Prodigal' 意为挥霍无度的（如 'the prodigal son'），而 'prodigy' 指天赋异禀的人。
prodigious
EN: 'Prodigious' is the adjective meaning remarkably great in size or degree, whereas 'prodigy' is the noun referring to the gifted person or remarkable thing itself.
zh: 'Prodigious' 是形容词，意为在规模或程度上非凡地巨大；而 'prodigy' 是名词，指代有天赋的人或非凡的事物本身。

拼写提示

EN: The plural is 'prodigies' (change 'y' to 'ies'), not 'prodigys'. Do not confuse with 'prodigal' (wasteful), which has a completely different meaning.
zh: 复数形式是 'prodigies'（将 'y' 改为 'ies'），而不是 'prodigys'。不要将其与 'prodigal'（挥霍的）混淆，后者含义完全不同。

💬 例句

  1. Mozart was a musical prodigy who composed his first symphony at the age of eight.

    莫扎特是一位音乐神童，八岁时就创作了他的第一部交响曲。

  2. The ancient temple was considered a prodigy of architectural engineering.

    这座古老的寺庙被认为是建筑工程的奇迹。

  3. The Romans interpreted the appearance of a comet as a prodigy foretelling the fall of an empire.

    罗马人将彗星的出现解读为预示帝国覆灭的异象。

  4. In medieval bestiaries, two-headed calves were recorded as prodigies of nature.

    在中世纪 bestiaries 中，双头小牛被记录为自然界的奇观。

  5. He was a prodigy of strength, able to lift weights that no other man in the village could move.

    他力大无穷，能举起村里其他人都搬不动的重物。