形容词早熟的; 较早具备某种能力的; 较早显出的; （儿童）老气的
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1. Her precocious mathematical ability astounded her parents.
她那早慧的数学能力令她的父母非常吃惊。
1. 早熟,过早的：preclude 使不能,妨碍,阻止 | precocious 早熟,过早的 | precursor 先驱,前辈
2. 早熟的,过早的：23 selective 精挑细选的 | 24 precocious 早熟的,过早的 | 25 remiss 疏忽的
3. 早熟的：precision of simple random sampling 简单随机抽样精密度 | precocious 早熟的 | precocious child 早熟儿童
4. 早熟的,早成的,早开花的：precision agriculture 精准农业,精细农业 | precocious 早熟的,早成的,早开花的 | predatory 肉食性的
1. 早熟的；智慧超前的
A precocious child is very clever, mature, or good at something, often in a way that you usually only expect to find in an adult.
e.g. Margaret was always a precocious child...
玛格丽特一直是个早熟的孩子。
e.g. She burst on to the world tennis scene as a precocious 14-year old...
她14岁时就作为一名网球神童闯入了世界网坛。
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1. Doctors warn that DEHP can cause male fertility problems and induce female precocious puberty, and that experiments on animals have demonstrated a carcinogenic effect.
2. Not surprisingly, the market is enthusiastically in favour of these precocious young authors.
3. precocious是什么意思
3. He was demonized in the media and then a good number of people wrongfully laid into him and arbitrarily interpreted his precocious nature as abnormal.
4. Shanghai pediatrician Huang Xiaodong said that around 20 percent of sexually precocious children he had treated were younger than 2 years old.
5. A number of universities and middle schools in China have already set up special courses for precocious talents.
6. Parents who let their children participate in such shows can hardly absolve themselves from blame if in the process their children become precocious.
precocious
adj
1. appearing or developing early
e.g. precocious flowers appear before the leaves as in some species of magnolias
2. characterized by or characteristic of exceptionally early development or maturity (especially in mental aptitude)
e.g. a precocious child
a precocious achievement