Significats de most precocious en anglès

The most precocious sign is the subperiosteal resorption assessed on the hand X-rays.

Young Gabriel was a most precocious child, and he received an excellent education.

Harriet Westbrook seems to have been a most precocious person.

Matilda was most precocious in-atleast-oneway: she could repeat grown-up observations of wonderful length.

INTERVIEW:Joe Ward is Ireland's most precocious boxer in generations.

And I loved it with a most precocious passion.

But Flidais, who had been the wisest, most precocious child of all in his day, was a child no longer.

The Department of Environmental Health at Boston University sums it up neatly: The causes of most precocious puberty cases remain unknown.

I differed from most precocious children, however, in not dying young, and that opportunity, once let slip, is now forever gone.

He was so long that the most precocious pupil of the public schools could not have committed him to memory in a week.

He rode an ancient bicycle, carried an umbrella, was fond of wearing suits, and quickly established himself as one of the school's most precocious characters.

Of all the chimps in Lemmon's cross-fostering program, Lucy, Mae's half sister, who was being raised by Jane and Maurice Temerlin, was the most precocious.

He was the youngest of fourteen children of the Leicestershire divine who wrote the well-known "Helps to Zion's Travellers," and was a most precocious child.

'I think,' says a recent writer,(87) 'of all the street-boys in the world, those of New York are the most precocious.