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rudiment

/roo-duh-muhnt/US // ˈru də mənt //UK // (ˈruːdɪmənt) //

简陋,简要说明,简述,简要介绍

Related Words

foundation基金会,基础,基础知识,础bottom底部,底层,底,底端groundwork基础工作,基层工作,工作基础,基础知识support支持,支助,支撑,支持率footing基脚,基底,基础,基基础rest休息时间,休息,休息时,休息区seat座位,座椅,座,座位数base基础,基地,基层,底层bed床位,床铺,床fundamental基本,基本的,根本,基础fundament基金会,基金会的工作,基金会的工作内容root根,根基,根源,根部cornerstone基石,角石,基地,角落的基础ground地面,地,场地,土地substructure下层结构,下层建筑,下部结构,下层架构hint暗示,提示,暗示着aspect方面,侧面,层面,方面的问题unit单位,装置basic基本的,基本,基础的,基础basis基础,基础知识,基础的,基础上

Definitions

n.名词 noun
  1. 1
    • : Usually rudiments. the elements or first principles of a subject: the rudiments of grammar.a mere beginning, first slight appearance, or undeveloped or imperfect form of something: the rudiments of a plan.
    • : Biology. an organ or part incompletely developed in size or structure, as one in an embryonic stage, one arrested in growth, or one with no functional activity, as a vestige.

Synonyms & Antonyms

nounbasis
Forms: rudiments
Synonyms
base基础,基地,基层,底层bed床位,床铺,床bottom底部,底层,底,底端cornerstone基石,角石,基地,角落的基础foot脚,脚部,脚步,脚踏实地footing基脚,基底,基础,基基础foundation基金会,基础,基础知识,础fundament基金会,基金会的工作,基金会的工作内容fundamental基本,基本的,根本,基础ground地面,地,场地,土地groundwork基础工作,基层工作,工作基础,基础知识rest休息时间,休息,休息时,休息区root根,根基,根源,根部seat座位,座椅,座,座位数substructure下层结构,下层建筑,下部结构,下层架构support支持,支助,支撑,支持率resting place安息之所,安息之地,安息地,安息之处
nounelement
Forms: rudiments
Synonyms
aspect方面,侧面,层面,方面的问题basic基本的,基本,基础的,基础basis基础,基础知识,基础的,基础上bit位,位数,比特,位元component组成部分,组件,构成部分,组成constituent组成人员,组成,构成,成分detail细节,详细介绍,详细情况,详细说明drop下降,跌落,掉落,滴essential重要的,重要,重要性,重要的是facet面,面面俱到,面的,面子factor因素,因数,因因素,因子fundamental基本,基本的,根本,基础hint暗示,提示,暗示着ingredient成分,成份,原料,成份方面item项目material材料,材质,资料,物质matter问题,事情,事态,事项member会员,成员part部分,部分内容,部分地区,部分时间particle粒子,颗粒,微粒,颗粒物particular特别是,特别,特别的,特别说明piece一块,一片,一件,块portion部分,一部分,份额,部分内容principle原则,原则上,道理,原理root根,根基,根源,根部section节,部分,段,章节stem茎,干,茎部,茎干subdivision分区,分部,细分,细分领域trace痕迹,追踪,跟踪,踪迹unit单位,装置view观点,查看,视图,景观part and parcel部分和部分,部分和全部,部分和部分地,部分和部分的

Examples

  • Many adults, it is said, hardly have a rudiment of this feeling, pairing the most fiercely antagonistic tints.

  • Yet even in the case of this child one could observe now and again a rudiment of the tendency to bring in what is hidden.

  • No; what struck me was that never have I seen in you the smallest rudiment or embryo of a conscience or of any moral sense.

  • Some little trace would be kept by the clinging force of heredity, and at some time or another this rudiment would appear.

  • The love of the sex with man is not the origin of conjugial love, but is its first rudiment, 98.

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