caveman 英 [ˈkeɪvmæn]   美 ['keɪvmæn]

caveman

caveman  英 [ˈkeɪvmæn] 美 ['keɪvmæn]

n. (史前石器时代的)穴居人;野人 

名词复数:cavemen 

Previous studies have suggested that the “caveman” diet could offer protection against diabetes. 以前的研究也表明,“穴居人”的日常饮食可以预防糖尿病。
He says that when we are young, our bodies are probably better able to cope with modern diets. But as we age, we would be better suited to a caveman diet. 他说,年轻的时候,我们的身体可能比较容易适应现代饮食,但一旦上了年纪,我们则更适应穴居人的饮食方式。

  • In books or movies, a caveman is a character based on early prehistoric humans. Cavemen live in caves and hunt with simple weapons like rocks and clubs. You can also use caveman to refer to any crude and uncivilized guy — like your older brother who tries to impress dates with his belching skills.
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  • n. (史前石器时代的)穴居人;野人
  • 1. Previous studies have suggested that the “caveman” diet could offer protection against diabetes.

    以前的研究也表明,“穴居人”的日常饮食可以预防糖尿病。

  • 2. He says that when we are young, our bodies are probably better able to cope with modern diets. But as we age, we would be better suited to a caveman diet.

    他说,年轻的时候,我们的身体可能比较容易适应现代饮食,但一旦上了年纪,我们则更适应穴居人的饮食方式。

  • 3. “Imagine being a caveman and having to eviscerate a dinosaur with your bare hands,” Terry said.

    “想想我们是穴居野人,不用任何器械,必须用双手掏出一只恐龙的内脏,怎么样?” 马特说。

  • caveman (n.) also cave-man, "prehistoric human dwelling in a natural cave," 1865, from cave (n.) + man (n.). Related: Cave-woman (1904).
cave·man / ˈkeɪvmæn ; NAmE ˈkeɪvmæn / noun ( plural cave·men / ˈkeɪvmen ; NAmE ˈkeɪvmen / ) 1 a person who lived in a cavethousands of years ago (数千年前的)穴居人 2 ( informal) a man who behaves in an aggressive way 野蛮的人; 粗野的人 caveman cavemen cave·man / ˈkeɪvmæn ; NAmE ˈkeɪvmæn / cave·men / ˈkeɪvmen ; NAmE ˈkeɪvmen /
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