rudiments

英 [ˈruːdɪmənts]

美 [ˈruːdɪmənts]

n.  基础; 基本原理(或技能)

牛津词典

noun

• 基础；基本原理（或技能）
  the most basic or essential facts of a particular subject, skill, etc.

柯林斯词典

• N-PLURAL 基础知识;入门知识;基本原理
  When you learnthe rudiments ofsomething, you learn the simplest or most essential things about it.
  1. She helped to build a house, learning the rudiments of brick-laying as she went along.
     她参与了盖房子，并在施工过程中学习了砌砖的基本技巧。

英英释义

noun

• a statement of fundamental facts or principles
  Synonym:basics

双语例句

• She helped to build a house, learning the rudiments of brick-laying as she went along.
  她参与了盖房子，并在施工过程中学习了砌砖的基本技巧。
• Given the resources, learning the rudiments of technology is simple, he added.
  以他的资源，学习这些技术基础知识很简单。
• He has just learned the rudiments of Chinese.
  他学汉语刚刚入门。
• In early law, and amid the rudiments of political thought, symptoms of this belief meet us on all sides.
  在每一古代法律中，在每一政治思想的雏形中，到处都可以遇到这种信念的征象。
• The author's grasp of the rudiments of the theory of the subject is unquestionable.
  毫无疑问，作者掌握了关于这个主题的基本理论。
• Working on the rudiments of a new idea.
  研究一种新思想的萌芽。
• At a first stage of development; just becoming familiar with the rudiments or skills or routines.
  在发展的最初阶段；刚刚熟悉入门知识、技巧或者程序。
• Everyone learns the rudiments of arithmetic in elementary school.
  每个人在小学都学习算术入门课程。
• Knowing rudiments of each other's language and traditions would certainly make this a more meaningful and pleasurable experience.
  如果我们对它族的语言和传统，有一些基本的认识，这肯定会是一个很有意义和愉快的经验。
• You do not seem to know the first rudiments of agriculture.
  你似乎连农业上的一点最起码的常识也没有。