primitive in Polish
primitive in Polish is prymitywny, prymityw — primitive means belonging to an early stage of development; basic or unrefined.
primitive in Polish
prymitywny
Of or pertaining to or harking back to a former time; old-fashioned; characterized by simplicity.
prymityw
(programming) A data type that is built into the programming language, as opposed to more complex structures.
What does "primitive" mean?
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adj Belonging to an early stage of development; basic or unrefined.
"They lived in primitive conditions with no running water."
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noun (computing) A basic data type or simple building block from which more complex structures are made.
"Integers and booleans are examples of primitives in most programming languages."
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primitive in a sentence
- They lived in primitive conditions with no running water.
- The tool was primitive compared to modern equipment.
- Integers and booleans are examples of primitives in most programming languages.
- Strings and numbers are primitives that you can combine into larger structures.
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What is "primitive" in Polish?
"primitive" in Polish is prymitywny, prymityw. primitive means: Belonging to an early stage of development; basic or unrefined.
How do you use "primitive" in a sentence?
Example: "They lived in primitive conditions with no running water." In Polish, "primitive" is prymitywny, prymityw.
Are there other ways to say "primitive" in Polish?
Yes — Polish has 2 translations listed for "primitive": prymitywny, prymityw.
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