geniuses

英 [ˈdʒiːniəsɪz]

美 [ˈdʒinjəsɪz]

n.  天才; 天资; 天赋; 天才人物; (某领域的)天才; (特别的)才能，本领
genius的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-UNCOUNT 天才；天赋；天资
  Geniusis very great ability or skill in a particular subject or activity.
  1. This is the mark of her real genius as a designer...
     这展现了她作为设计师的真正天赋。
  2. The man had genius and had made his mark in the aviation world...
     这人很有天赋，在航空界非常出名。
  3. Its very title is a stroke of genius.
     其题目本身起得就很有才。
• N-COUNT 天才人物
  Ageniusis a highly talented, creative, or intelligent person.
  1. Chaplin was not just a genius, he was among the most influential figures in film history.
     卓别林不仅仅是天才，也是电影史上最有影响力的人物之一。

双语例句

• Is this the movie about babies that are geniuses?
  这是那部关于天才婴儿的电影吗？
• I mean, they may not really be geniuses.
  我是说，他们不一定真是天才。
• If children grew up according to early inclination, we should have nothing but geniuses.
  儿童如依其早期倾向成长，则个个都会成为天才。
• He was one of the very greatest scientific and mathematical geniuses.
  他是最最伟大的科学和数学天才之一。
• After several generations, some geniuses are born to rewrite history.
  历经数代之后，一些可以改写历史的天才诞生了。
• The people who are traditionally regarded as geniuses are the people I refer to as conceptual.
  传统上被视为天才的人就是我所说的实现观念性突破的人。
• The real geniuses simply have their bright ideas closer together.
  真正的天才只不过是将他们闪光的想法更密切地联系到一起。
• He is the genius of all geniuses.
  他是天才中的天才。
• That precise information is beyond even the calculations of the great geniuses of science and their powerful computers.
  即使是最伟大的天才科学家和他们的功能强大的计算机一起工作，也无法给出精确的数据报告（精确信息）。
• Another word'supernova'indicates these geniuses having splendid early age of their business.
  另一个字眼“新星”表明了这些天才有着辉煌的早期历程。