primordial

primordial [praɪˈmɔ:diəl]  [praɪˈmɔ:rdiəl] 

primordial 基本解释

primordial

形容词初生的,初发的,原始的

primordial 网络解释

primordial的解释

1. 本初的:48.Dharmapalas 护法 | 49.Primordial 本初的 | 50.awareness 觉性

2. 原始的:primitive sperm cell 成精子细胞 | primordial 原始的 | primordial germ cell 原始胚细胞

3. 始生纪:primitive 原始纪 | Primordial 始生纪 | primorogenic 初造山期的

primordial 词典解释

1. 原始的;远古的;人类最初的
    You use primordial to describe things that belong to a very early time in the history of the world.

    e.g. Twenty million years ago, Idaho was populated by dense primordial forest.
           2,000万年前,爱达荷州到处都是茂密的原始森林。
    e.g. ...the original primordial explosion.
           最初的宇宙大爆炸

primordial 单语例句

1. Researchers are hopeful they can train these primordial cells to repair damaged organs in need of healthy cells.

2. Scientists hope to analyze images of these primordial ingredients jarred loose by the impact to give new insight into how the sun and planets formed.

3. primordial是什么意思

3. And when feeling overly wired, a bit of the organic and primordial may be the perfect antidote.

4. Younger siblings may also be less averse to risk, behavior that may have arisen in the primordial struggle for food and survival.

primordial 英英释义

adj

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 primal primeval primaeval