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rudiment

/ˈruː.dɪ.mənt/

Traducción: Sustantivo que designa los principios básicos o elementales de una materia, o una parte del organismo que está subdesarrollada o que ha quedado como vestigio de una etapa anterior.

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noun

/ˈruː.dɪ.mənt/C2formal
  • esSustantivo que designa los principios básicos o elementales de una materia, o una parte del organismo que está subdesarrollada o que ha quedado como vestigio de una etapa anterior.

A noun referring to the basic or elementary principles of a subject, or to a vestigial or undeveloped part of an organism.

  1. Basic principles or elementsC1formal

    The first principles or elementary stages of a subject or skill.

    esRudimentos

    • He learned the rudiments of cooking from his grandmother.
    • The course covers the rudiments of economics.
    • She mastered the rudiments of the language in just a few months.

    Sinónimosfoundationgroundworknuts and bolts

  2. Vestigial or undeveloped partC2formalscientific

    A body part or organ that is incompletely developed or that remains from an earlier stage of development.

    esParte vestigial o no desarrollada

    • The human appendix is considered a rudiment of a larger organ.
    • Some snakes have rudiments of hind legs.
    • The wings of flightless birds are rudiments of their ancestors' wings.

    Sinónimosrelicremnanttracevestige

Formas
  • rudiments plural form
  • rudiments' possessive plural form
  • rudiment's possessive singular form
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