英语词汇“germinal”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

adj

Germinal, an adjective, describes something that is just starting to happen, like all the planning you did and people you got interested in joining the running club when it was just an idea. That's the germinal stage.

To correctly pronounce germinal, accent the first syllable: "JER-mih-nul." You can see and hear germ in germinal. It comes from the Latin word germen, or "sprout, bud, sprig, offshoot." So, something in its germinal stage is just beginning, like when you are thinking about possible topics for the research report you are going to write.

WORD FAMILY

germinal: germinally+/germ: germinal, germinate, germs, germy/germinate: germinated, germinates, germinating, germination/germination: germinations

USAGE EXAMPLES

He would soon add the germinal ideas of “The Stranger” to that mix.

New York Times(Sep 15, 2016)

Most gratifying is “Lemonade’s” obvious debt to Julie Dash, of the germinal 1970s African American film movement known as the L.A.

Washington Post(Apr 26, 2016)

Most of the actual growth of the nail plate, perhaps 90 percent, occurs on its underside at what is called the germinal matrix.

New York Times(Aug 24, 2015)

adj containing seeds of later development

Syn

originative, seminal
original

being or productive of something fresh and unusual; or being as first made or thought of

WORD FAMILY

Germinal: Germinals

USAGE EXAMPLES

Germinal center B cells are clonally diverse, and the antibodies these cells express mature at different rates.

Science Magazine(Mar 03, 2016)

And I’ve always meant to read Zola’s Germinal – it’s now on the Kindle.

The Guardian(Jul 12, 2015)

Fifty miles away on Haiti’s north coast, Anelle Germinal exemplifies another reality of the Clintons’ work here: disappointment.

Washington Post(Mar 20, 2015)

n seventh month of the Revolutionary calendar (March and April); the month of buds

Hyper

Revolutionary calendar month

a month in the Revolutionary calendar

单词	germinal
释义	germinal (once / 13792 pages) adj Germinal, an adjective, describes something that is just starting to happen, like all the planning you did and people you got interested in joining the running club when it was just an idea. That's the germinal stage. To correctly pronounce germinal, accent the first syllable: "JER-mih-nul." You can see and hear germ in germinal. It comes from the Latin word germen, or "sprout, bud, sprig, offshoot." So, something in its germinal stage is just beginning, like when you are thinking about possible topics for the research report you are going to write. WORD FAMILY germinal: germinally+/germ: germinal, germinate, germs, germy/germinate: germinated, germinates, germinating, germination/germination: germinations USAGE EXAMPLES He would soon add the germinal ideas of “The Stranger” to that mix. New York Times(Sep 15, 2016) Most gratifying is “Lemonade’s” obvious debt to Julie Dash, of the germinal 1970s African American film movement known as the L.A. Washington Post(Apr 26, 2016) Most of the actual growth of the nail plate, perhaps 90 percent, occurs on its underside at what is called the germinal matrix. New York Times(Aug 24, 2015) adj containing seeds of later development Syn originative, seminal original being or productive of something fresh and unusual; or being as first made or thought of Germinal (once / 97681 pages) n WORD FAMILY Germinal: Germinals USAGE EXAMPLES Germinal center B cells are clonally diverse, and the antibodies these cells express mature at different rates. Science Magazine(Mar 03, 2016) And I’ve always meant to read Zola’s Germinal – it’s now on the Kindle. The Guardian(Jul 12, 2015) Fifty miles away on Haiti’s north coast, Anelle Germinal exemplifies another reality of the Clintons’ work here: disappointment. Washington Post(Mar 20, 2015) n seventh month of the Revolutionary calendar (March and April); the month of buds Hyper Revolutionary calendar month a month in the Revolutionary calendar
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