primal

primal [ˈpraɪml]  [ˈpraɪməl] 

primal 基本解释

primal的意思

形容词原始的; 第一的,最初的; 首位的,主要的; 根本的

primal 相关例句

形容词

1. Money was a primal necessity to them.
    对于他们,钱是主要的需要。

primal 网络解释

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primal 词典解释
primal在线翻译

1. 最初的;原始的;根本的
    Primal is used to describe something that relates to the origins of things or that is very basic.

    e.g. Jealousy is a primal emotion.
           嫉妒是最原始的情感。
    e.g. ...the primal mysteries of the earth.
           地球起源的奥秘

primal 单语例句

1. primal的解释

1. The film aims to ick out the audience with goopy special effects and the primal terror found in having otherworldly slugs crawl down your throat.

2. An intense young man is pulverizing a snare drum while letting rip with primal roars and piercing electronic feedback.

3. The sibling dynamic may be rooted in the primal competition for parents'limited resources, whether physical or emotional.

4. I'm not a wild lion stalking prey on the African plains, yet there are certain primal instincts that are innate in all living creatures.

5. Cameron has also claimed she is attracted to " primal " men and likes to be " thrown " over a man's shoulder.

6. primal是什么意思

6. And now she is passing those primal feelings about nature to her students.

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7. Experts have ascertained that ancient residents had lived a primal fishing and hunting life.

primal 英英释义

adj

1. primal的近义词

1. having existed from the beginning
    in an earliest or original stage or state

    e.g. aboriginal forests
           primal eras before the appearance of life on earth
           the forest primeval
           primordial matter
           primordial forms of life

    Synonym: aboriginal primeval primaeval primordial

2. serving as an essential component

    e.g. a cardinal rule
           the central cause of the problem
           an example that was fundamental to the argument
           computers are fundamental to modern industrial structure

    Synonym: cardinal central fundamental key