primordial 的定义
- constituting a beginning; giving origin to something derived or developed; original; elementary: primordial forms of life.
- Embryology. first formed.
- pertaining to or existing at or from the very beginning: primordial matter.
primordial 近义词
earliest
更多primordial例句
- Which means we might not only find life on Mars but a form of life older and more primordial than any previously observed on Earth.
- Chunks that, individually, are mere specks in the cloud of millions of such primordial planetary leftovers circling our sun.
- These conditions were driven by large amounts of internal “primordial heat.”
- Researchers have since tested most aspects of the equations by replicating the primordial nuclear reactions in laboratories.
- If true, it would be the first window physicists have opened onto those primordial phase transitions.
- Sliding around beneath the surface of Los Angeles is something dark, primordial, and without form.
- What humans choose to do with this shapeless primordial stuff leaking through the cracks can often be almost comical.
- He is rather drawn to figures in pain, to the primordial, and to gloom.
- One predicted side effect of inflation is primordial gravitational waves: twisty ripples in the structure of the Universe.
- By now a calm had settled over him, a kind of primordial survival instinct, he believes.
- His point now became exactly what it used to be in the primordial dog—a pause of preparation before the spring.
- Nu was the spirit of the primordial deep, and Nut of the waters above the heavens, the mother of moon and sun and the stars.
- First of all Thales thought that water was the primordial substance of all things.
- He lifted a pseudopod from primordial ooze, and the pseudopod was him.
- Brilliant as are, in certain animal species, the destinies of the male, the female is primordial.