单词 | genius |
释义 | genius (dʒiːniəs ) Word forms: geniuses 1. uncountable noun Genius is very great ability or skill in a particular subject or activity. This is the mark of her real genius as a designer. The man had genius and had made his mark in the aviation world. Its very title is a stroke of genius. Synonyms: brilliance, ability, talent, capacity 2. countable noun A genius is a highly talented, creative, or intelligent person. Chaplin was not just a genius, he was among the most influential figures in film history. Quotations: Genius is one per cent inspiration and ninety-nine per cent perspirationLife When a true genius appears in the world, you may know him by this sign, that the dunces are all in confederacy against himThoughts on Various Subjects The true genius is a mind of large general powers, accidentally determined to some particular directionLives of the English Poets Genius is ... the child of imitationDiscourses on Art If I have seen further [than other men] it is by standing upon the shoulders of giantsletter to Robert Hooke Genius must be born, and never can be taughtTo Mr. Congreve In every work of genius we recognize our own rejected thoughtsSelf-Reliance I have nothing to declare but my genius Genius does what it must, And Talent does what it canLast Words of a Sensitive Second-rate Poet It takes a lot of time to be a genius, you have to sit around so much doing nothing, really doing nothingEverybody's Autobiography Genius is only a greater aptitude for patience Collocations: individual genius It was an almost equal mixture of individual genius and debatable defending. Times, Sunday Times Breakthroughs take years, even lifetimes, of work, and are usually less about individual genius than about building upon a collective foundation of knowledge. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 The individual genius was replaced with the cog. Times, Sunday Times In these instances, antiquated ideas of individual genius influence how scholars look at issues of attribution and tenure. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 For these socialists, the intuition of the masses in action can have more genius in it than the work of the greatest individual genius. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 Today, it's buried behind a commercial premises with little to indicate that a literary genius slept within. Times, Sunday Times One has to place against that the sheer disgustingness of the drunk, whether a literary genius or not. Times, Sunday Times What to do with a misunderstood literary genius? Times, Sunday Times Both combine veneration of literary genius with an unabashed appetite for writing of all sorts. The Times Literary Supplement For him, literary studies involved a component of homage to literary genius. Times, Sunday Times But it seems likely that this was the result of upbringing rather than mathematical genius. Times, Sunday Times The mathematical genius was running this way and that in an extraordinarily skilful manner. Times, Sunday Times He said that there was a popular misconception that he succeeded mostly down to being a mathematical genius. Times, Sunday Times What makes a mathematical genius? Times, Sunday Times It doesn't need a mathematical genius to work this out, just someone patriotic. The Sun He was a brilliant musical genius, largely self-taught. Smithsonian Between recurring bursts of musical genius, he staggered from disaster to disaster. Times, Sunday Times But the champ of 2002 and 2003 believes everyone's life has been touched by the musical genius who had a troubled life from childhood. The Sun Some have hailed him as a musical genius, while others believe that he was just downright weird. ST He was no great innovator or creative visionary or musical genius. The Sun He has a surprisingly decent voice - and his dancing was an act of pure genius. The Sun But those comedy shorts were a stroke of pure genius. The Sun Putting them on to sneak them out was pure genius. The Sun It was a moment of pure genius which delivered the ball on its way into history. The Sun Someone that played with passion, spirit and was nothing less than a pure genius. Times,Sunday Times After a series of bizarre incidents ensue, they attempt to enlist the aid of a scientific genius to help them. ST He also had blue eyes, a scientific genius, and fine long hands 'which had never handled things that were not the symbols of ideas'. Times, Sunday Times Yet his brand of sociable, collaborative science (he was the antithesis of the solitary scientific genius) feels very much in tune with our times. The Times Literary Supplement He has no delusions of scientific genius or pre-determined destiny. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 A scientific genius, he created this cybernetic entity which combined his personality with the superior abilities of a computerised brain. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 Many are sheer genius; however, a few would benefit others hugely yet undermine you. Times, Sunday Times And for sheer genius, what about the trailer wheel as a temporary rear tyre — although you wouldn't get me driving that car. The Sun Here we have a case of sheer genius. The Sun At work, your ideas are unusual and sheer genius - but show you checked the facts. The Sun Unsettling as unexpected events may be, take advantage of chance encounters and you could turn what are already suberb plans into sheer genius. Times, Sunday Times A foreign coach would be a tactical genius. Times, Sunday Times His triumphs were the products of tactical genius, not of deep philosophical conviction. The Times Literary Supplement Far from being a stroke of tactical genius, it was a move forced on him by the scoreline, but it paid off in spectacular fashion. Times, Sunday Times Perhaps it was part of an unknown master-plan by a tactical genius but more likely, the lifestyle made the difference and the better fighter won. The Sun He said it himself the other day — three months ago he was a tactical genius. Times, Sunday Times Others will say it's a breathtaking opus from a true genius. The Sun Take my word for it, people who wait for the world to discover their true genius tend to wait a long time. Times, Sunday Times His true genius could lie in making his biggest supporters overlook the number of very clunky records he's made. Times, Sunday Times He was a true genius in his music writing, a legend to many. The Sun Most musicians are not born writing fully formed 'hits', and true genius takes time to develop. Times, Sunday Times Translations: Chinese: 天才 Japanese: 天才 |
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