savant in Italian
savant in Italian is saggio — savant means a highly learned or knowledgeable person, especially in science or literature.
savant in Italian
saggio
A person of learning, especially one who is versed in literature or science.
What does "savant" mean?
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noun A highly learned or knowledgeable person, especially in science or literature.
"The historian was regarded as a savant on ancient civilisations."
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noun Someone with an extraordinary, specific talent in one narrow area, such as music or mental calculation.
"He was a musical savant, able to replay a symphony after hearing it once."
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savant in a sentence
- The historian was regarded as a savant on ancient civilisations.
- He was a musical savant, able to replay a symphony after hearing it once.
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What is "savant" in Italian?
"savant" in Italian is saggio. savant means: A highly learned or knowledgeable person, especially in science or literature.
How do you use "savant" in a sentence?
Example: "The historian was regarded as a savant on ancient civilisations." In Italian, "savant" is saggio.
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