n.神童，少年得志者

She was a child prodigy, playing the piano at age three and composing her first symphony by six.
她是个神童，在三岁时就开始弹钢琴，并在六岁的时候创作了她的第一首交响曲。
Mozart was considered a wunderkind in his youth, displaying prodigious talent in music.
莫扎特被认为是少年时期的神童，他展现了非凡的音乐天赋。
The young mathematician was recognized as a wunderkind for solving complex equations with ease.
那位年轻的数学家因其轻松解决复杂方程而被视为神童。
Her ability to speak multiple languages fluently by age five made her a remarkable wunderkind.
她在五岁就能流利地说多种语言，这使她成为一个非常杰出的神童。
The boy's skill in chess at such a young age was a testament to his being a wunderkind.
那个男孩在这么小的年纪就展现出下棋的技巧，证明了他是一个神童。
The violinist's mastery of classical music at an early age earned him the title of a wunderkind.
那位小提琴手在年轻时对古典音乐的掌握让他获得了神童的称号。
Despite her young age, she had already published several scientific papers, making her a wunderkind in her field.
尽管她还很年轻，但已经发表了多篇科学论文，这使她在她的领域中成为了神童。
The child's natural talent for drawing and painting was evident from an early age, confirming he was a wunderkind.
孩子从小就有绘画和画画的天分，这证实他是一个神童。
His quick learning and advanced skills in computer programming made him a wunderkind among his peers.
他的快速学习和在计算机编程方面的高级技能使他在同龄人中成为神童。
The athlete's exceptional performance in sports at a very young age led many to label him a wunderkind.
那位运动员在很小的年龄就在体育方面表现出的非凡表现，让很多人给他贴上了神童的标签。