Stone Age

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n.  石器时代

牛津词典

noun

• 石器时代
  the very early period of human history when tools and weapons were made of stone
  1. My dad's taste in music is from the Stone Age (= very old-fashioned) .
     我老爸的音乐品味都老得掉渣了。

柯林斯词典

• 石器时代
  The Stone Ageis a very early period of human history, when people used tools and weapons made of stone, not metal.

双语例句

• Europe's biggest Stone Age earthworks are at Silbury Hill in Wiltshire.
  欧洲石器时期最大的土木防御工事位于威尔特郡的西尔布利山。
• This was the period between the Stone Age and the Iron Age.
  此一时期介于石器时代与铁器时代之间。
• Of or relating to a middle period of the Stone Age ( following the paleolithic).
  属于或关于中石器时代的（紧随旧石器时代）。
• After that, the Stone Age family always cooked their food on the fire.
  在那之后，石器时代家庭总是在火上煮他们的食品。
• From the unearthed relics, it can be known that there have been human activities since the Old Stone Age.
  新疆的地理环境GeographicalEnvironmentinXinjiang从出土文物中可以知道，在遥远的旧石器时代，就有了人类的活动。
• The archaeological objects are dated from the Stone Age to the medieval period.
  这些考古物件的年代是从石器时代至中世纪时期。
• The history of breaststroke goes back to the Stone Age.
  蛙泳的起源可以追溯到石器时代。
• It exhibits the unearthed relics and the Royal collections from the new stone age to the Qing dynasy.
  展览的文物有从新石器石时代到清朝的出土文物及皇室收藏品。
• Most people in 18th century England endured a standard of living roughly equivalent to that of the stone age.
  在18世纪，大多数英国人还忍受着和石器时代大体相当的生活水准。
• These were Stone Age people, who lived in caves and wore fur and leather.
  这些石器时代（StoneAge）的人，居住在洞穴中，穿着毛皮。