rudimentary

/ˌruːdɪˈmɛntəri/

adjective

Temel, ilkel, başlangıç düzeyinde

Basic, elementary, or undeveloped; involving only the most fundamental aspects.

  • She has only a rudimentary knowledge of Spanish.
  • The shelter provided rudimentary protection from the weather.
  • His understanding of computers is rudimentary at best.
  • Early hominids used rudimentary stone tools for hunting and processing food millions of years ago.
  • The remote village had only rudimentary medical facilities, lacking equipment for complex surgical procedures.
  • Students entering university often possess merely rudimentary research skills and require systematic training in academic methodology.