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adjectiveprimitiv; (prehistoric) urzeitlich [Mensch]; frühzeitlich [Ackerbau, Technik]* * *['primətiv]1) (belonging to the earliest times: primitive stone tools.) urzeitlich2) (simple or rough: He made a primitive boat out of some pieces of wood.) primitiv* * *primi·tive[ˈprɪmɪtɪv, AM -t̬-]I. adj\primitive mammal Säugetier nt aus der Urzeit; (unsophisticated, unreasoned) society, tribe, behaviour, emotion primitiv3. ART naiv\primitive style naiver [Kunst]stil4. ECON frühzeitlich* * *['prImItɪv]1. adjprimitiv; (ART) naiv2. n (ART)(= artist) Naive(r) mf; (= work) naives Werk* * *primitive [ˈprımıtıv]A adj (adv primitively)1. erst(er, e, es), ursprünglich, Ur…:primitive races Ur-, Naturvölker;2. allg, auch pej primitiv (Kultur, Mensch; auch fig Denkweise, Konstruktion etc)3. altmodisch4. LING Stamm…:5. MATHa) Grund…, Ausgangs…:b) primitiv (Wurzel etc)6. BIOLb) primitiv, niedrig entwickeltc) Ur…:primitive brain Urhirn n;primitive segment Ursegment nB sthe primitives die Primitiven (Naturvölker)2. a) pej primitiver Menschb) einfacher Mensch, Naturbursche m3. KUNSTa) primitiver oder naiver Künstlerb) Frühmeister m (einer Kunstrichtung)c) Früher Meister (des späten Mittelalters oder der Frührenaissance, auch Bild)4. LING Stammwort nprim. abk1. primary2. primate3. primitive* * *adjectiveprimitiv; (prehistoric) urzeitlich [Mensch]; frühzeitlich [Ackerbau, Technik]* * *adj.primitiv adj. n.Stammfunktion (Mathematik) f.
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