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primitive

/ˈprɪm.ɪ.tɪv/

Traduction: Relatif à un stade précoce de développement ; simple, basique ou peu développé., Nom désignant une forme ancienne, de base ou peu développée de quelque chose, ou une personne appartenant à une société préindustrielle.

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adjective

/ˈprɪm.ɪ.tɪv/B2formal
  • frRelatif à un stade précoce de développement ; simple, basique ou peu développé.

Relating to an early stage of development; simple, basic, or unsophisticated.

  1. Early stage of developmentB1formal

    Relating to the earliest or original stage of something, especially human society or technology.

    frPrimitif (stade primitif)

    • Primitive tools were made from stone and wood.
    • The tribe lived in primitive conditions without electricity.
    • Primitive art often depicts scenes of hunting and daily life.

    Synonymesancientarchaicearlyoriginalprimalprimevalprimordial

    Antonymesadvanceddevelopedmodernsophisticated

  2. Simple or basicB1formal

    Very simple, basic, or unsophisticated in design or function.

    frprimitif, primitive (sens simple)

    • The shelter was primitive, consisting of only a few branches.
    • His cooking skills are primitive at best.
    • The primitive computer had very limited memory.

    Synonymesbasiccrudeelementaryrudimentarysimpleunsophisticated

    Antonymesadvancedcomplexdevelopedmodernsophisticated

  3. Instinctive or primalB2formal

    Relating to basic, instinctive, or primal behaviors or emotions.

    frprimitif (instinctif)

    • He felt a primitive urge to run away from danger.
    • The fear was a primitive response to the unknown.
    • Primitive instincts often drive survival behavior.

    Synonymesanimalelementalgutinnateinstinctiveprimalprimevalprimordialrawvisceral

    Antonymesadvancedcivilizedrefinedsophisticated

Formes
  • more primitive comparative form
  • most primitive superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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noun

/ˈprɪm.ɪ.tɪv/B2formal
  • frNom désignant une forme ancienne, de base ou peu développée de quelque chose, ou une personne appartenant à une société préindustrielle.

A noun referring to an early, basic, or undeveloped form of something, or a person belonging to a pre-industrial society.

  1. Early human or ancestorB2formal

    A person belonging to an early stage of human development or a prehistoric society.

    frHomme primitif

    • The cave paintings were created by primitives thousands of years ago.
    • Anthropologists study the tools used by primitives.
    • Primitives lived in small hunter-gatherer groups.

    Synonymesancestorcave dwellercavemanhominid

    Antonymescivilizedcontemporarymodern

  2. Simple or basic thingB2formal

    Something that is basic, unsophisticated, or from an early stage of development.

    frChose primitive ou rudimentaire

    • The early computer was a primitive compared to modern devices.
    • This wooden plow is a primitive of agricultural technology.
    • The artist's early works are considered primitives of the style.

    Synonymesbasicessentialfundamentaloriginalrudiment

    Antonymesadvancedcomplexdevelopedsophisticated

Formes
  • primitives plural form
  • primitives' possessive plural form
  • primitive's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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