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Meanings of wunderkind in English

Russian
одарённости
Portuguese
prodígio
Spanish
niño prodigio
Catalan
nen prodigi
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Person who, at an early age, develops one or more skills at a level far beyond the norm for their age.

одарённости
Usage of wunderkind in English
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The Tea Party wunderkind Ted Cruz does not have a plan B.
The Guardian
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It adds up to an unexpected tangle for a Silicon Valley wunderkind.
The Guardian
3
Mrs. Hooper stared with newfound awe and admiration at the deductive wunderkind.
The President's Assassin
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The then 16-year-old pop wunderkind is rocking an egg-yolk yellow athletic ensemble.
Radio NZ
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This week I talked with American wunderkind Ashima Shiraishi, who is in Tokyo.
Rock and Ice Magazine
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He was a new professor already, having been some kind of grade-school wunderkind.
Real life & liars
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The decade started with two masterpieces by a new wunderkind, Bertolucci.
The Guardian
8
Matas is a UI wunderkind who was hired by Apple at age 19.
Wired
9
He is considered the musical wunderkind of our time- apianistprodigy.
The new yorker
10
Table-topping Seattle have been without Dempsey, not to mention the wunderkind DeAndre Yedlin.
The Guardian
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And she promptly took a job caddying for wunderkind, Sergio Garcia.
The Irish Times
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That was something Jones had always admired in his wunderkind operative.
A Raging Storm
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Just like its wunderkind competitors, the site is launching its own developer platform.
Wired
14
At 52, Colm Lyon is no wunderkind of the tech world.
The Irish Times
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Usurped by the wunderkind, Adam Scott is not one for moaning.
The Irish Times
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Maybe there was still something of the wunderkind in his face.
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