Usage of "whiz-kid" | TermGallery

каталонский

испанский

Someone whose career progresses rapidly.

Использование термина whiz-kid на английском

Now, this whiz-kid has plans to revolutionise the education system, integrating electronics into everyday classes. 
 BBC 

His first imported whiz-kid told him UC was deliverable. 
 The Guardian 

Aaron Swartz was a tech whiz-kid and political activist devoted to a free and open internet. 
 The Guardian 

Its founder and CEO Jeffrey Bezos is a computer whiz-kid from Bankers Trust, not a bookseller. 
 Wired 

Says you're real smart and everything, can do math in your head like some kinda whiz-kid computer. 
 The life you've imagined 

The 34-year old former party whiz-kid said he wanted to "spare the party any further distraction". 
 News.com.au 

What small whiz-kid luster I'd given off in grade school had gone to mist starting my sunglassed junior year. 
 Lit: a memoir 

In his cabinet, he picks young whiz-kid economist Martin Guzman, who is expected to take the lead on debt negotiations. 
 Reuters 

Arsène Wenger is rubbing his hands together in a similar fashion after wining the race for Welsh whiz-kid Aaron Ramsay. 
 The Guardian 

Certainly, the most talked-about performance at Royal Ballet this season was given not by any whiz-kid virtuoso, but by 52-year-old Alessandra Ferri. 
 The Guardian 

Twitter has been flooded with posts praising the legal whiz-kid for her poise, her dogged line of questioning and her brutal smackdowns. 
 News.com.au 

The first is a whiz-kid student lured to a high-flying company with the promise of a starting salary of €65,000. 
 The Irish Times 

Their faces flushed with anger, some delegates complained how young whiz-kids in the IT sector and elsewhere were raking in 60 or 70K in wages. 
 The Irish Times 

Translations for whiz-kid

каталонский

ambiciós arribista

испанский

emprendedor

Язык интерфейса

Значения термина whiz-kid на английском