prehistoric

美音：[.pri'hɪstɔrɪk] 英音：[.priːhɪ'stɒrɪk]

简单释义：

adj.史前的；有文字记载以前的；远古的

网络旧式的；老式的；史前艺术

完整释义：

adj.

1.史前的,(有记载的)历史以前的
2.〔口语〕陈旧不堪的;旧式的;陈腐的

例句：

"Prehistoric men followed the herds, " he said, whatever the temperature, while the women, cleverly, sought out the shade.
“不管气温多高，史前男性会跟着牲畜，”他说，“而女性则会去找阴凉处躲避”。
On the other end, some banisters enable to go back to the surface towards the prehistoric park.
另一方面，一些扶手使返回到表面对史前公园。
These prehistoric wasp cocoons, known as trace fossils among paleontologists, date back 75 million years to what is now Montana.
这些史前黄蜂蜂巢——古生物学家称为遗迹化石——可以追溯到7500万年前的蒙大拿州。
In the creation of the legend of the Chinese civilization, "Sam Shing prehistoric" Yao, Shun and Yu also grew up in Shanxi on the land side.
史前三圣在创造中华文明的传说中，“史前三圣”尧、舜、禹也成长于山西这方土地上。
But the prehistoric turtle, dubbed Odontochelys semitestacea and described in a recent edition of the journal Nature, has no osteoderms.
但是，如近期的《自然》杂志所描述的，这种名为半甲齿龟的史前龟并没有鳞片。
It's okay if studying prehistoric insects didn't turn out to be as fascinating as you were originally convinced.
如果研究史前昆虫并没有原先想像的那般迷人，那也没关系。
They argue that mankind's prehistoric penchant for mammoth may have had a discernible effect on climate.
他们认为，人类在史前对猛犸象的猎杀或对气候变迁造成了明确的影响。
believes that our preference for warm colors dates back to prehistoric times when firelight was the only option for light at night.
相信我们的偏爱暖色调的历史可以追溯到史前时代，当火光是晚上唯一的选择。

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