Germinal
EN→ZH
What Does Germinal Mean?
- 胚芽的
- 萌芽的
- 初期的
Germinal Pronunciation
/ˈdʒɜːrmɪnəl/
Germinal Definition
adjective
Definition
relating to or being a germ or germ cell; having the potential to develop into something
In ZH
与种子或种子细胞有关；具有发展成某物的潜力
How to Use Germinal in a Sentence
- The germinal stage of the plant is crucial for its lifecycle.
- In the germinal phase of his career, he displayed immense talent.
- Germinal ideas often lead to significant innovations in science.
- The director focused on the germinal themes of growth and potential in the film.
- Her germinal thoughts on the project laid a foundation for future success.
noun
Definition
a term used to describe something that is in its early or original stage
In ZH
用于描述某事处于早期或原始阶段的术语
How to Use Germinal in a Sentence
- The germinal of the movement began in the late 1960s.
- This germinal concept will evolve into a full theory.
- Their discussions were considered germinal for the future of the organization.
- He presented a germinal framework for understanding the issue.
- The germinal phase of any project requires careful planning.