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1 primitiv
I Adj. primitive (auch Kunst); (einfach) basic; pej. (unwirksam) Werkzeug, Methode etc.: crude; primitive Bedürfnisse basic needs; die primitivsten Kenntnisse the most basic ( oder rudimentary) knowledge, the absolute basics; gegen die primitivsten Regeln des Anstands verstoßen Person: offend against the most elementary rules of behavio(u)r, have absolutely no sense of decency; ein primitiver Typ umg., pej. a caveman, a peasant, a Neanderthal; primitive Ansichten uninformed views; die Primitiven Pl. (Naturvölker) the primitive peoplesII Adv.: primitiv untergebracht sein live in primitive ( oder very basic) conditions; primitiv daherreden umg., pej. come out with crude ideas* * *primitive* * *pri|mi|tiv [primi'tiːf]1. adjprimitive; Maschine auch crude2. advprimitively* * *1) (vulgar; indecent: rude pictures.) rude2) (simple or rough: He made a primitive boat out of some pieces of wood.) primitive* * *pri·mi·tiv[primiˈti:f]1. (urtümlich) primitive\primitive Kulturen/Kunst/Menschen primitive cultures/art/people2. (elementar) basic\primitive Bedürfnisse basic needs\primitive Hütte primitive [or liter rude] hut\primitive Werkzeuge primitive tools* * *1.1) primitive2) (schlicht) simple; crude (derog.)2.1) primitively2) (schlicht) in a simple manner; crudely (derog.)* * *primitive Bedürfnisse basic needs;gegen die primitivsten Regeln des Anstands verstoßen Person: offend against the most elementary rules of behavio(u)r, have absolutely no sense of decency;ein primitiver Typ umg, pej a caveman, a peasant, a Neanderthal;primitive Ansichten uninformed views;die Primitiven pl (Naturvölker) the primitive peoplesB. adv:primitiv untergebracht sein live in primitive ( oder very basic) conditions;primitiv daherreden umg, pej come out with crude ideas* * *1.1) primitive2) (schlicht) simple; crude (derog.)2.1) primitively2) (schlicht) in a simple manner; crudely (derog.)* * *adj.primitive adj. adv.primitively adv. -
2 primitiv
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3 urzeitlich
Adj. primeval* * *primeval* * *ur|zeit|lichadjprimeval* * *(belonging to the earliest times: primitive stone tools.) primitive* * *ur·zeit·lich* * *urzeitlich adj primeval* * *adj.primeval adj. adv.primevally adv. -
4 rudimentär
Adj. rudimentary* * *rudimentary* * *ru|di|men|tär [rudimEn'tɛːɐ]1. adjrudimentary; (BIOL) Organ auch vestigial2. advrudimentarilyrudimentä́r ausgebildet — rudimentary
rudimentä́r vorhanden sein — to be vestigial
* * *(primitive or undeveloped: rudimentary tools.) rudimentary* * *ru·di·men·tär[rudimɛnˈtɛ:ɐ̯]adj inv (fig) rudimentary* * *1.(Biol., geh.) Adjektiv rudimentary2.adverbial in a rudimentary form* * *rudimentär adj rudimentary* * *1.(Biol., geh.) Adjektiv rudimentary2.adverbial in a rudimentary form* * *adj.obsolete adj.rudimentary adj. adv.rudimentarily adv.
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