late bloomer
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late bloomers
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晚熟的人, 大器晚成
someone who experiences puberty or reaches maturity later than what is considered typical or expected, particularly when compared to those of a similar age group
The idiom "late bloomer" originates from botany and refers to a plant that takes longer than expected to develop and flower. here it describes someone who exhibits delayed development or progress compared to their peers. It suggests that the person may have experienced slower physical, emotional, or intellectual growth in comparison to others of their age group.
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late bloomer, 大器晚成
a person who achieves success, wealth, etc., at the later stages of life compared to others
The term 'late bloomer' has been used since the early 1900s, and its origin is uncertain. Some people believe that the phrase originally came from the world of plants, where it referred to a plant that takes longer than expected to produce flowers or fruit. Later, the term "late bloomer" has become a popular way to describe individuals who achieve success or recognition at a later stage in life, and it is often used as a source of inspiration for those who may feel that they are "behind" in their lives or careers.
- He didn't start playing music until his thirties, but now he's a successful musician.He's a late bloomer in the music industry.
他直到三十多岁才开始演奏音乐，但现在他是一位成功的音乐家。他是音乐界的大器晚成者。
- The late bloomer who didn't start pursuing his passion for art until his fifties, but eventually became a successful painter, shows that it's never too late to follow your dreams.
这位大器晚成者直到五十多岁才开始追求他对艺术的热爱，但最终成为了一位成功的画家，这表明追随梦想永远不会太晚。