Cavemen Meaning in English
word · lemma: caveman
ˈkeɪvˌmæn
KAYV-man
kˈeɪvmɛn
KAYV-men
Definición
Cavemen are prehistoric humans who lived in caves, often pictured as early humans using simple tools and hunting for food.
Uso & Matices
'Cavemen' is mostly used in history, anthropology, or as a stereotype in stories and jokes, often with the image of people wearing animal skins and being primitive. Not used for modern people unless as an exaggeration ('you're acting like cavemen').
Spanish: hombres de las cavernas - cavernícolasPortuguese (BR): homens das cavernas - homens pré-históricosPortuguese (PT): homens das cavernas - homens pré-históricosChinese (Simplified): 穴居人 - 史前人类Chinese (Traditional): 穴居人 - 史前人類Hindi: गुफ़ाओं में रहने वाले लोग - प्रागैतिहासिक मानवArabic: رجال الكهوف - الإنسان البدائيBengali: গুহামানবRussian: пещерные людиJapanese: 洞窟人 - 原始人Vietnamese: người tiền sử - người hang độngKorean: 동굴인 - 원시인Turkish: mağara adamlarıUrdu: غار کے انسانIndonesian: manusia gua - manusia purba
Oraciones de Ejemplo
Long ago, cavemen lived in simple shelters.
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Cavemen hunted animals for food.
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We saw pictures of cavemen in the museum.
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Some people joke that teenagers act like cavemen when they're hungry.
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Movies often show cavemen discovering fire for the first time.
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My little brother pretended to be a caveman by drawing on the walls.
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