英汉词典

1.Perhaps you've been taught that all people in the beginning were cavemen, those ape-like creatures with very poor intellect.

或许有人叫你所有人一开始都是穴居人， 是些智力低下好象猿猴的生物。

2.It is easy to imagine this epochal change as cavemen grunting, or hunter-gatherers mumbling and pointing.

很容易想象这个时代的变化，如穴居人的咕噜，或狩猎者的嘟啷和指向。

3.I raise my head and see a red illuminated EXIT sign and as my eyes adjust I see tigers, cavemen with long spears, cavewomen wearing strategicallymodest skins, wolfish dogs.

我随即来到了一片黑暗中，对着砖地呕吐，我抬起头，看到了红色的出口照明标志，当我适应了黑暗之后，看到了老虎，洞穴里的男人拿着长矛，女人穿着用来表示作战的兽皮，还有凶残的野狗。

4.The cavemen knew it, and were willing to risk limbs and whatever other body parts weren't covered in hair in order to grab honey from beehives.

穴居人就知道，为了从蜂巢抢蜂蜜而甘愿冒四肢和身体其他没有毛发部位受伤的风险。

5.I raise my head and see a red illuminated EXIT sign and as my eyes adjust I see tigers, cavemen with long spears, cavewomen wearing strategicallymodest skins, wolfish dogs.

我随即来到了一片黑暗中，对着砖地呕吐，我抬起头，看到了红色的出口照明标志，当我适应了黑暗之后，看到了老虎，洞穴里的男人拿着长矛，女人穿着用来表示作战的兽皮，还有凶残的野狗。

6.Cavemen probably shaved with stone knives, and there's some suggestion that they may even have trimmed their hair with fire.

野人也许用石刀刮，有人甚至提议他们可以用火来修理头发。