primitive

英['primitiv]美['primitiv]

n.
1.原始人
2.早期艺术家
adj.
1.原始的，上古的，旧式的
2.简陋的，原始性德

同：	[n.] primitive person [a.] archaic, crude, naive, rude

This epic extolled the founder of this primitive tribe.
这部史诗歌颂了这个原始部落的创始人。收藏
Back in our kitchen, we constructed a primitive incubator from an empty fish aquarium, clamping a reflector light to its upper rim.
回到厨房后，我们用空鱼缸做了个简陋的孵卵箱，上缘夹着一盏反射灯。收藏
Any of various primitive eellike vertebrates of the class Agnatha,such as a lamprey,lacking jaws and true teeth and having a circular,sucking mouth.
圆口纲脊椎动物一种类似鳗鱼的无颚纲原始脊椎动物，如盲鳗，没有下颚和真正的牙齿，而长着圆形吮吸的嘴收藏
Primitive kitchen facilities
原始的厨房用具收藏
The ancient dance passed its embryo and childhood stages in the primitive society
原始舞蹈在漫长的原始社会中度过了它的萌芽形成期。收藏

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a person who belongs to an early stage of civilization
[同] primitive, primitive person
a mathematical expression from which another expression is derived

belonging to an early stage of technical development; characterized by simplicity and (often) crudeness
- the crude weapons and rude agricultural implements of early man
- primitive movies of the 1890s
- primitive living conditions in the Appalachian mountains
[同] crude, primitive, rude
little evolved from or characteristic of an earlier ancestral type
- archaic forms of life
- primitive mammals
- the okapi is a short-necked primitive cousin of the giraffe
[同] archaic, primitive

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