Examples of using A prodigy in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Or a prodigy?
Definitely not a prodigy.
And a prodigy.
Shmuel Halevi was a prodigy.
She was a prodigy from four or five years old.
People also translate
I guess she was a prodigy.
Matthew was a prodigy, too, but it was more than that.
(chuckles) Yeah… You're like a prodigy.
Picasso was a prodigy who became a fascinating and admired artist.
Phiona has the talent of a prodigy.
He certainly was a prodigy, although he never thought of himself like that.
Miss Elizabeth called me a-- a prodigy.
You are a prodigy of the world, my son, a prodigy of the world.
Sort of a prodigy.
I'm telling you, he's going to be a prodigy.
She was a prodigy.
I'm not exaggerating when I call him a prodigy.
He certainly was a prodigy, although he never kinda thought of himself like that.
I mean, that guy-- he was a prodigy.
No, I have never had a prodigy, but that night I became a prodigy…… of Robby.
When I entered the field of string theory, I was a prodigy.
You may not have set out to raise a prodigy, but the fact is, you did.
Papa was a prodigy in the field of meat, but his real genius was for human nature.
He could grow up to be, you know… become a prodigy like.
One brother, a prodigy in music… and the older brother, also a great musician.
There is in that image such intensity, spontaneity, such a joy of life, such a prodigy, that I am still dazzled by it even today.".
He was a prodigy, mastering my father's psychic bloodbending technique by the time he was 14.
My teacher said I was too old to be a prodigy, but he was amazed, and now I-I adore the violin.
I think the most exciting thing that ever happened in Skipper's life was the arrival of OrsonWelles at his school because he had never seen such a prodigy.
Believe me, if a chef can figure it out, then a prodigy like Sweets would have got there long before.