英:[praɪˈmɔ:diəl]
美:[praɪˈmɔrdiəl]
英:[praɪˈmɔ:diəl]
美:[praɪˈmɔrdiəl]
pri·mor·di·al
praI mor di l
primordially (adv.)
词根:primitive
adj.primitive 原始的,远古的;简单的,粗糙的
n.primitive 原始人
primitivism 原始主义;尚古主义;原始的风格
adjective
first created or developed : primeval sense 1
existing in or persisting from the beginning (as of a solar system or universe)
a primordial gas cloud
earliest formed in the growth of an individual or organ : primitive
primordial cells
fundamental, primary
primordial human joys—Sir Winston Churchill
“始初的或与之相关”的含义始于14世纪末,源自于“首先的,最初的”的 Late Latin primordialis,来自于 Latin primordium 的“一个开始、开始、起源、开端”,源自于 primus 的“第一”(见 prime (adj.))加上 ordiri 的词干“开始”(见 order (n.))。“第一顺序、最早的、从一开始就存在”的意义始于1785年。相关词汇: Primordially 。在 J.B.S. Haldane 的理论中, Primordial soup 被用作认为在大约40亿年前出现在地球上、从中开始生命的条件的名称,而此理论可以追溯到1934年。
原始的:具有最简单的和最不发育特征的
Middle English, borrowed from Late Latin prīmōrdiālis, from Latin prīmōrdium (in plural prīmōrdia) "beginnings, origin, source, elementary stage" (from prīmus "first, earliest" + ōrd-, base of ōrdīrī "to lay a warp for weaving, embark on, begin" + -ium, deverbal suffix of function or state) + -ālis -al >entry 1 — more at prime >entry 2, order >entry 2
The first known use of primordial was in the 14th century
princelyadjective
of or relating to a prince
suitable for a prince
a princely sum
princenoun
monarch sense 1
a son or grandson of a monarch : a male member of a royal family
a nobleman of very high rank
a person of high standing in his class or profession
primrosenoun
any of a genus of herbs with large leaves arranged at the base of the stem and showy variously colored flowers in clusters on leafless stalks
primpverb
to dress or arrange in a careful or fussy manner
primordialadjective
first created or developed : primeval
primordialadjective
first created or developed : primeval
primordialadjective
earliest formed in the growth of an individual or organ : primitive
the primordial skeleton
1 In the vast sanctuary of the First Unitarian Congregational Society in Brooklyn Heights on Thursday, with the lights dimmed to a sepulchral shadowiness, the music seemed as simmering and enveloping as a primordial ritual.
2 The Neanderthal Man is one of our primordial ancestors.
尼安德特人是我们的原始祖先。
3 Trained in modernist enclaves like Darmstadt, Germany, and Ircam, the electronic music center in Paris, Mr. Haas saw past dogma and schematics to forge a fresh, uncompromising style rooted in primordial force and visionary intensity.
4 What is primordial is to succeed in illustrating what the director or choreographer imagined.
5 The “actual biological thing,” we learn, is primordial trauma.
6 After the primordial thread is preempted, it's never allowed to execute, so it never starts the second rt thread.
原始线程被抢占后,就再也不允许执行,因此再也不会启动第二个rt线程。
7 It is our primordial response to fear: We laugh, to avoid crying.
8 all life on Earth supposedly came from a primordial ooze in existence many millions of years ago
9 A primordial impulse to pit a righteous “us” against a demonic “them” makes matters worse, inflaming the sometimes competing claims of Jews, Christians and Muslims to being God’s elect.
10 Out of this primordial soup a beat would inevitably emerge, at first distant and barely perceptible, then slowly rising in prominence until it would take almost physical shape, growing larger and larger within the room.
11 The universe was created out of a primordial ball of matter.
宇宙是从一个本来就存在着的球体中产生出来的.
12 Legions of modern artists have been attracted to things prehistoric, archaic and primordial.
13 What if one of the forces failed to separate from the primordial soup of matter over 13 billion years ago?
如果130亿年前某种力没能从原始的物质汤里分离出来会如何?
14 Linking sex to some..primordial fear.
15 The haunting, primordial arc of Ms. Bathgate’s cello line soared above the thick layers of eerie electronic sound, providing an enticing aural backdrop to Mr. Noguchi’s intriguing sculptures.
16 Logic has apparently yet to be discovered in the primordial universe depicted here.
17 It personifies the primordial force of the heavens.
它赋予天堂原始力量以人性化。
18 In his previous series, A History Of Ancient Britain, Neil Oliver sketched these islands' progress from primordial soup to the end of the stone age.
19 The primordial animal looked at that glowing door and sensed danger behind it.
20 This fountain has four similar parts resembling hulking, prehistoric swamp monsters emerging from a primordial bog with water spilling over their hideous hides.
2 起初的
3 根本的
bottom primary root ultimate organic fundamental underlying radical primitive earthly meat-and-potatoes hypostatic necessary net cardinal primal rock-bottom
4 基本的
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5 原始
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9 最初的
first original primary initial prime primal primo incunabular aboriginal primitive inaugural pristine primeval incipient radical foremost princeps ur- primigenial primogenial principial premiere liminal
10 原生的
hypogene protogenic primary virgin primitive primeval connate autochthonous live living aboriginal
11 基础
base ground basic fundamental basal hdqrs. H.Q. headquarters element bottom foundation basis root infrastructure radical basement grammar baseline warp cornerstone footing pedestal grounding bedrock underpinning firmament rudiment substructure substratum hypostasis fundament donkeywork principium subjacency substruction
12 初发的
13 最初
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16 基本
first general BASIC essential primary prime ultimate organic substantial radical intimate cardinal primitive elemental basal rudimentary constitutive gut basic fundamental elementary vanilla staple primal bread-and-butter meat-and-potatoes basics core unsophisticated foundation capital net meat seminal abecedarian rudimental sill rudiment base key bedrock bottom-line nitty-gritty underived deep-going ABC
18 原始的
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