- 看过 progenitor 的人也看了 :
- predecessor
- ancestor
- parent
- precursor
- begetter
- primogenitor
- originator
- forefather
- founder
- sire
progenitor 的定义
- a biologically related ancestor: a progenitor of the species.
- a person or thing that first indicates a direction, originates something, or serves as a model; predecessor; precursor: the progenitor of modern painting.
progenitor 近义词
forebear
progenitor 的近义词 6 个
progenitor 的反义词 1 个
parent
progenitor 的近义词 6 个
更多progenitor例句
- There is no direct evidence for this, nor any indication that SARS-CoV-2 or a progenitor was being studied at the lab, let alone that someone who worked there was infected.
- It was also a recognition that its wild progenitor had been all but destroyed during the preceding century thanks to the invention of the steel plow.
- Reading the researchers’ results, she says, “I got pretty excited, especially about the identification of the progenitor.”
- Some of these new kids on the seltzer block are far different than their progenitors.
- The cool, large, yellow progenitor of SN 2019yvr, on the other hand, appeared to be padded with lots of hydrogen.
- That extra spin in the progenitor star might have been enough to give the neutron star more magnetic power, making it a magnetar.
- So the name is appropriate if this machine is the progenitor of a robot race that will one day go to war.
- FYMW is, in some ways, the progenitor of menswear on Tumblr.
- Stylistically it is a progenitor of Invisible Man, which Ellison described as “realism that goes beyond and becomes surrealism.”
- He is a progenitor of what could be called the degenerate school of American fiction.
- He assumed to be a king; but the son of Ocrisia became one in reality, and instituted games in honour of his divine progenitor.
- The pure-bred Peruvian horse is more elegantly formed than his Andalusian progenitor.
- The natives call this little animal the Cui del Montes, and they believe it to be the progenitor of the tame Guinea pig.
- Each day foretells the next, if one could read the signs; to-day is the progenitor of to-morrow.
- Those who hold that Adam was the progenitor of the Jews only, and not of the whole human race.