单词Stone-Age
na.: 石器时代
石器时代:
the very early period of human history when tools and weapons were made of stone
He said that his "Stone Age" diet of raw food helped parts of his brain to stay awake and remain functional for long periods.
他说不睡觉的秘诀来自于保持他那种“石器时代”的饮食结构，这样帮助他大脑中的某部分一直保持清醒，并且能长时间的发挥效果。
In other words, the term "caveman" is a bit misleading, since our stone age ancestors did not set up permanent homes in caves.
换句话说，“山洞人”这一说法有一点误导人们。因为我们石器时代的祖先并没有在洞穴建立永久的住所。
Way back in the stone-age of the 80"s, it was the first language for budding programmers.
回到八十年代的石器时代，它是程式初学者的第一个语言。
Masks have been used in art and religion since the Stone Age.
面具自石器时代以来就被用于艺术和宗教中。
since the Stone Age, but I"ve only had to endure two years of servitude.
从石器时代就开始了而我刚做了两年的苦役
In your mind, we just like some primitives in Stone Age. Surely you think like this, as always.
在你们的印象中，我们仍然是一群生活在石器时代的原始人。
Seven cities had been built here on top of each other, and at the bottom of all these, there was a Stone Age village.
这里建有七座城市，层层相叠，最底层是一个石器时代的村庄。
Theirs was essentially a Stone Age civilisation, and yet one that developed the most advanced astronomy and mathematics.
他们的文明本质上属于石器时代的文明。他们发明出了最为先进的天文学和数学知识。
"The stone age ended because advancing technology gave people better options, " he said.
他说：“石器时代的结束是因为技术的进步给了人们更好的选择。”
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。