Rudiments - English meaning

Rudiments – definitions in English dictionary

noun
The first principles of (a subject).
Usage examples:
She taught the girls the rudiments of reading and writing
Synonims:
Basic principles Basics Fundamentals Elements Essentials First principles Beginnings Foundation Nuts and bolts Abc
noun
An undeveloped or immature part or organ, especially a structure in an embryo or larva which will develop into an organ, limb, etc.
Usage examples:
The fetal lung rudiment
noun
A basic pattern used by drummers, such as the roll, the flam, and the paradiddle.
Usage examples:
He flows like a slap bassist, performing exhausting rudiments in too-tight spaces with little grace…

plural noun
The simplest and most basic facts
Usage examples:
The rudiments of grammar

Rudiments translation into English

Rudiments: translate from English into Chinese

雏形, 萌芽, 初步, 痕迹器

Rudiments: translate from English into Dutch

Beginselen, Grondbeginsel, Eerste begin, Onvolkomen ontwikkeld orgaan

Rudiments: translate from English into French

Rudiments

Rudiments: translate from English into German

Grundlagen, Anfangsgründe

Rudiments: translate from English into Hindi

मूलतत्त्व, आरंभ, प्रारम्भिक ज्ञान, बुनियादी उसूल

Rudiments: translate from English into Italian

Rudimenti

Rudiments: translate from English into Korean

초보, 징조

Rudiments: translate from English into Russian

Зачатки, Начатки, Азы

Rudiments: translate from English into Spanish

Rudimentos, Primeras nociones

Word origin

mid 16th century: from French, or from Latin rudimentum, from rudis ‘unwrought’, on the pattern of elementum ‘element’.

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Rudiments – similar words

rudimental

adjective
Involving or limited to basic principles.
Usage examples:
Rudimental music reading skills

Rudimental - all meanings in English

rudiment

noun
The first principles of (a subject).
Usage examples:
She taught the girls the rudiments of reading and writing

Rudiment - all meanings in English

Rudiments synonims

abc

ˌeɪ.biːˈsiː

noun
The alphabet.
Usage examples:
Millions of children every year learn how to say their abc

abbreviation
American broadcasting company.

adjective
Relating to or denoting american-born people of chinese descent.
Usage examples:
Some abc parents send their children to chinese language schools

Abc - all meanings in English

basics

noun
The essential facts or principles of a subject or skill.
Usage examples:
I learnt the basics of programming on a course

adjective
Forming an essential foundation or starting point; fundamental.
Usage examples:
Certain basic rules must be obeyed

adjective
Having the properties of a base, or containing a base; having a ph above 7.
Usage examples:
These salts yield basic solutions comparable in strength with the mineral alkalis

Basics - all meanings in English

beginnings

noun
The point in time or space at which something begins.
Usage examples:
He left at the beginning of february

noun
The first part of something that continues

Beginnings - all meanings in English

elements

noun
An essential or characteristic part of something abstract.
Usage examples:
The death had all the elements of a great tabloid story

plural noun
Weather conditions, esp. bad ones
Usage examples:
We decided to brave the elements and take a walk.

Elements - all meanings in English

essentials

noun
A thing that is absolutely necessary.
Usage examples:
We only had the bare essentials in the way of equipment

adjective
Absolutely necessary; extremely important.
Usage examples:
It is essential to keep up-to-date records

adjective
(of a disease) with no known external stimulus or cause; idiopathic.
Usage examples:
Essential hypertension

Essentials - all meanings in English

foundation

noun
The lowest load-bearing part of a building, typically below ground level.
Usage examples:
Foundations were being dug for a block of flats

noun
The base that is built below the surface of the ground to support a building
Usage examples:
A concrete foundation, fig. the two leaders have laid the foundations of a new era of cooperation b…

noun
An organization that has been started in order to provide money for a particular group of people or for a particular type of research
Usage examples:
He gave £1m to set up a charitable foundation to help vulnerable young people., he helped lead the …

Foundation - all meanings in English

fundamentals

noun
A central or primary rule or principle on which something is based.
Usage examples:
Two courses cover the fundamentals of microbiology

adjective
Forming a necessary base or core; of central importance.
Usage examples:
The protection of fundamental human rights

noun
Basic financial facts that show whether a business and its shares, etc. or an economy and its currency, are strong and successful
Usage examples:
Share prices have risen across asia as fundamentals improve., global uncertainty is unlikely to bec…

Fundamentals - all meanings in English

nuts and bolts

phrase
The basic practical details.
Usage examples:
The nuts and bolts of making a movie

idiom
The practical facts about a particular thing, rather than theories or ideas about it
Usage examples:
When it came to the nuts and bolts of running a business, he was clearly unable to cope.

Nuts and bolts - all meanings in English

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