nascent
nascent 英 [ˈnæsnt] 美 [ˈnæsənt, ˈnesənt]
adj. 初期的；开始存在的，发生中的
- Nascent describes the birth or beginning of something, for example a civilization, a trend, an idea, or an action. It can also imply a future promise, like the nascent government of a new country.
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- adj. 初期的；开始存在的，发生中的
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1. No and No! There is a nascent profession perhaps, but it is not there yet.
两个问题的答案都是：不！ 可能在初期有这样的职业，但现在已经不再有了。
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2. It is believed that the moon formed when the nascent Earth and Theia collided, sending materials out into space.
人们认为当初期的地球和忒伊亚相碰撞时，把物质洒向太空时，月球形成了。
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3. Perhaps she knew the real "magic" was the nascent power within her.
可能她知道真正的“魔法”是她里面所蕴含的稚嫩的力量。
- nascent (adj.) 1620s, from Latin nascentem (nominative nascens) "arising young, immature," present participle of nasci "to be born" (Old Latin gnasci), from PIE root *gene- "give birth, beget." Related: Nascence (1560s); nascency.
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