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rudimentary

/ˌruː.dɪˈmen.tər.i/

Перевод: Описывает что-то базовое, простое или недостаточно развитое.

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Связи слова

adjective

/ˌruː.dɪˈmen.tər.i/C1formal
  • ruОписывает что-то базовое, простое или недостаточно развитое.

Describes something that is basic, simple, or not fully developed.

  1. Basic or fundamentalB2formal

    Involving or limited to the most basic and essential facts or principles.

    ruЭлементарный

    • He has only a rudimentary understanding of physics.
    • The course covers the rudimentary aspects of programming.
    • She learned the rudimentary skills needed for the job.

    Синонимыbasicelementaryessentialfundamentalintroductorypreliminaryprimarysimple

    Антонимыadvancedcomplexdevelopedelaboratesophisticated

  2. Early stage of developmentB2formal

    Being in the earliest or most primitive stages of development.

    ruПримитивный

    • The technology is still in a rudimentary form.
    • They built a rudimentary shelter from branches and leaves.
    • The early computer was a rudimentary machine compared to today's models.

    Синонимыbasicearlyelementaryembryonicimmatureincipientinitialnascentprimitiveundeveloped

    Антонимыadvanceddevelopedmaturesophisticated

  3. Not fully developed (biology)C1formal

    Referring to an organ or part that is not fully developed in mature animals, often vestigial.

    ruРудиментарный

    • The whale has rudimentary hind leg bones.
    • Some snakes have rudimentary pelvic spurs.
    • The human appendix is considered a rudimentary organ.

    Синонимыabortiveatrophieddegenerateembryonicimperfectprimitiveundevelopedvestigial

    Антонимыadvanceddevelopedmature

Формы
  • more rudimentary comparative form
  • most rudimentary superlative form
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