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cerebrito andante

 

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Term: cerebrito andante

Description:

Cerebrito andante is a Spanish noun phrase that combines the word "cerebrito" meaning "little brain" and "andante" which means "walking" or "moving at a moderate pace." This term can be used to refer to a person who is very intelligent and continually seeking knowledge, particularly someone who constantly pursues intellectual activities.

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Sample Sentences:

Sense 1: Person who is intellectually gifted and constantly seeking knowledge:

"Alberto is a cerebrito andante, always engrossed in books and eager to learn about new subjects."

"She became the cerebrito andante of the class, acing every test and providing insightful contributions to discussions."

"As a cerebrito andante, he constantly challenges himself by solving complex puzzles and delving into deep philosophical debates."

Sense 2: Person who is knowledgeable, but lacks practical experience or social skills:

"While a cerebrito andante, he struggles when it comes to practical applications of his knowledge."

"She might be a cerebrito andante with an impressive memory, but she lacks the social skills to effectively communicate her ideas."

"He is often perceived as a cerebrito andante due to his extensive knowledge, but his lack of practical experience limits his real-world effectiveness."

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