precocious in the PONS Dictionary

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precocious talent
mladi talenat
precocious talent
čudo od deteta

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The precocious capabilities of the artist are apparent from the very first paintings from 1925.
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He was a precocious student who attracted attention in a famous incident.
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Peripheral precocious puberty has been linked to exposure to exogenous estrogenic compounds.
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But for those of more precocious intellects, it offers a little something extra to chew on besides rock-smacking slapstick and a brontosaurus burger.
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They may reach puberty earlier than the average child (see precocious puberty).
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He began etching aged 14, copying his precocious brother's drawings.
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A precocious 9-year-old in the first season, he is a child prodigy in electronics and computer technology.
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He was a precocious child, beginning piano lessons aged five.
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Always looking for an angle, he is a precocious youngster with dreams of grandeur.
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Prevented by long-continued ill-health from taking part in boyish sports, he had the more opportunity for the development of his precocious mind.
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