jurassic

jurassic — 形容詞

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  • jurassicpositive
  • more jurassiccomparative
  • most jurassicsuperlative

1. Relating to the prehistoric time span that separates the Triassic from the Creta

1.形容詞B2
釋義

侏羅紀的

與侏羅紀時期有關的

Relating to the prehistoric time span that separates the Triassic from the Cretaceous, when dinosaurs dominated the land and the first birds evolved.

例句

The museum's new exhibit features several Jurassic dinosaur fossils that were found in Portugal.

博物館的新展覽展出了幾件在葡萄牙發現的侏羅紀恐龍化石。

collocation: Jurassic dinosaur fossils

Dr. Anjali spent the summer studying Jurassic rock formations in the Swiss Alps.

Anjali 博士花了整個夏天研究瑞士阿爾卑斯山的侏羅紀岩層。

collocation: Jurassic rock formations

同義詞
  • Mesozoic

    broader term covering the entire era that includes the Jurassic, Triassic, and Cretaceous periods

  • prehistoric

    much broader — refers to any time before written records, not specifically the Jurassic

文法句型

Jurassic + noun (dinosaur, period, rock, fossil)

用法筆記

Always capitalized as a proper noun. Often used before nouns naming fossils, rocks, or land features from this geological era. Widely recognised in popular culture through the film series Jurassic Park, though that usage is fictional.

常見錯誤

I found a jurassic rock in my garden.
I found a Jurassic rock in my garden.
💡Jurassic must be capitalised because it names a specific geological period.
These fossils look jurassic.
These fossils are from the Jurassic period.
💡Jurassic is a proper adjective, not a general synonym for 'very old' or 'prehistoric.'

jurassic — 名詞

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