basic
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1.0
- adjective
- /ˈbeɪsɪk/
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básico
- Before diving into details, let's review the basic rules of the game.
- basic skills
- basic needs
- basic principles
And they talk about the same basic story.
- And they talk about the same basic story.
- What that means is this basic signal is blood flow.
- And these are the basic workhorse of life.
- So they use that for your basic crew chief training.
- And that's probably the two most basic cash flow strategies.
- And and that's the the basic problem for our ancestors.
- Is there, is there one basic approach that undergirds?
- And based on this very basic idea, now it starts.
- And this looks like the most basic type of a quad.
- He wants to get at what that basic meaning would be.
- And it's, it's just sort of very basic orientation towards that.
Examples
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So we're going to begin with a basic straight stitch seam.
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'To do so would be to violate the most basic codes of service.
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And they talk about the same basic story.
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I want to just go over the basic scheme.
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We and others have two basic goals here, OK?
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There are three basic reasons for that.
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Could you lay out the basic structure of the book?
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It's a pretty basic operation.
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To understand why, one needs to understand some basic premises of the health insurance market.
Academic text (2017) -
One of the basic principles of physics... is that what goes up must come down.
Synonyms
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1.9
Needed for something to work or succeed
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3.5
Very important and necessary for something to work
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3.9
About the first part that gives basic facts to beginners
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5.1
Basic knowledge, skill, or thing at an early stage
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4.6
A base that something needs to exist or grow
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1.1
Basic and most important part of something
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8.2
In a simple standard form used in math or science
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7.0
A function whose derivative is a given function
In the simplest, most useful form for study or use
Antonyms
Compounds
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3.4
A first period of military training for new soldiers with hard exercise and strict rules
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3.3
A simple idea or belief that people accept without proof and that supports an argument
- Archaic
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3.4
A simplified form of English that uses a small set of common words for international communication
- Specialized
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3.2
The amount a seller charges before adding sales tax or VAT, including any government help the seller gets
- Specialized
A simple mental action like seeing, remembering, or paying attention
- Specialized
A dye with a positive charge that sticks to acid parts and stains cells and fabrics
- Specialized
A type of raw iron with high phosphorus used to make steel after removing it
- Specialized
A missile system on a ship that defends it from close incoming missiles or planes
How Fundamental
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Basic comes from base or basis, which means a 'foundation' or the simplest part of something. So if something is basic it is the essential, simple starting point you build on.