whizz-kid

美 [ˈwɪz kɪd]英 [ˈwɪz kɪd]
  • n.神童;有为青年

复数: whizz-kids

whizz-kidwhizz-kid

noun

informal神童;有为青年
a person who is very good and successful at sth, especially at a young age

financial whizz-kids

金融方面年轻有为的人物

also NAmE usually whiz-kid

whizz-kid

频次

  • 1
    N-COUNT (尤指在金融方面的)神童,奇才
    If you refer to a young person as a whizz-kid, you mean that they have achieved success at a young age because they are very clever and very good at something, especially making money.

    ...a financial whizz kid.

    金融神童

noun

1
someone whose career progresses rapidly
Synonym: go-getter whiz-kid ball of fire

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  1. As one patient told me : There 's a whole bunch of whizz-kids beneath me who are ready to take my place .

    一位病人曾告诉我说:我下面有一大班年轻才俊都对我的职位虎视眈眈。

  2. COMPARED with his cabinet colleagues , Karim Massimov , Kazakhstan 's prime minister , is a digital whizz-kid .

    较之内阁同事,哈萨克斯坦总理卡里姆。马西莫夫可谓数码才子。

  3. And Kevin Warsh , a whizz-kid former investment banker , who moved from George Bush 's White House to become the youngest Fed governor in2006 .

    天才神童、前投行银行家凯文•瓦尔许(KevinWarsh),2006年,布什任期内,他从白宫走向美联储,成为最年轻的美联储理事。

  4. The conventional advice to budding entrepreneurs is that they should groom themselves to be the whizz-kid with a suit and a fascination for spreadsheets that bank managers like .

    人们对新兴创业者传统的建议是,他们应该把自己打扮成西装革履的杰出人物,并要沉醉于银行经理钟爱的数据表格。