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prehistoric
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prehistórico
relating or belonging to the time before history was recorded
Example
The museum exhibit showcased prehistoric fossils of dinosaurs and other ancient creatures.
Archaeologists discovered prehistoric artifacts in the cave.
Historians study prehistoric civilizations through artifacts and cave paintings.
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prehistórico
referring to a stage in the development of a language for which no written records of its sounds or forms have survived
Example
The evolution of prehistoric languages remains one of the most challenging aspects of historical linguistics.
The prehistoric stage of Indo-European languages is crucial to understanding their modern variants.
Linguists study prehistoric languages by comparing their descendants to reconstruct lost forms.
InformalExample
Her wardrobe choices look positively prehistoric in today 's fashion world.
The office still uses prehistoric filing cabinets instead of digital storage.
My grandfather ’s prehistoric computer takes forever to load simple websites.
Ejemplo
The museum exhibit showcased prehistoric fossils of dinosaurs and other ancient creatures.
Archaeologists discovered prehistoric artifacts in the cave.
Historians study prehistoric civilizations through artifacts and cave paintings.
Researchers use carbon dating to determine the age of prehistoric artifacts.
Prehistoric humans lived in caves and used stone tools for hunting.
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