| 词组 | genii |
| 释义 | (redirected from genii)a budding geniusA young person who exhibits signs of great intelligence. This kid's a budding genius—have you seen the complex equations he can solve? stroke of geniusA particularly inspired, clever, or innovative act, idea, or decision. Their decision to let customers from any other operating system migrate their information was a stroke of genius. I must say, it was a stroke of genius getting the kids all those puzzles—they've been playing quietly for hours! Genius is an infinite capacity for taking pains.What appears as exceptional intellectual and/or creative capacity is actually the ability to continually exert great effort and attention to detail. Maybe these designers are born with some innate brilliance, but their designs are the result of a laser focus on getting all the details right. Ultimately, genius is an infinite capacity for taking pains. Genius is 10 percent inspiration and 90 percent perspiration.Genius or things considered to have the quality of genius derive from brilliant ideas or intellect but moreso through hard work. All these successful entrepreneurs had great ideas, sure, but they worked extremely hard to realize them. Genius is 10 percent inspiration and 90 percent perspiration. budding geniusa very bright and promising young person. Harry is a budding genius, but he seems like a fairly normal teenager. Genius is an infinite capacity for taking pains.Prov. Genius is the quality of being exceedingly careful about everything you do. If genius is an infinite capacity for taking pains, Marilyn certainly has it. She never overlooks a single detail that needs attention. Genius is ten percent inspiration and ninety percent perspiration.Prov. People get brilliant results primarily by working hard, not because they have special inborn powers. Child: Betty always does the best drawings in art class. She must be a genius. Father: If you worked hard, you could do just as well. Remember, genius is ten percent inspiration and ninety percent perspiration. stroke of geniusan act of genius; a very clever and innovative idea or task. Your idea of painting the rock wall red was a stroke of genius. stroke of geniusan outstandingly brilliant and original idea.stroke of genius, aA brilliant idea. This cliché, in which stroke betokens the sudden appearance of the idea, dates from the second half of the 1800s and at first was always used admiringly. Thus the Tacoma News of December 13, 1889, stated, “The latest nickel-in-the slot scheme is really a stroke of genius and is destined to revolutionize cheap literature in this country.” Later, however, the term was often used sarcastically, as in “You forgot the tickets? That was a stroke of genius.” |
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