immemorial
- adj. 远古的，古老的；无法追忆的（常与 time 连用；time immemorial 指远古时代，法律上亦指无法追溯的年代）
网络释义英英释义
from time immemorial 已记不得从何时起 ; 自远古以来 ; 远古以来
Since time immemorial 古往今来 ; 亘古至今
for time immemorial 无法记忆的过去
immemorial possession [经] 自古占有
immemorial [ ,imi'mɔ:riəl ]
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adj.
long past; beyond the limits of memory or tradition or recorded history
"time immemorial"
以上来源于: WordNet
柯林斯英汉双解大词典
immemorial /ˌɪmɪˈmɔːrɪəl/
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PHRASE If you say that something has been happening since time immemorial or from time immemorial, you are emphasizing that it has been happening for many centuries. 自古伊始; 自远古以来 [文学性]
例：It has remained virtually unchanged since time immemorial.
它几乎自古以来都维持不变。
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It has remained virtually unchanged since time immemorial.
它几乎自古以来都维持不变。
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It's been like that since time immemorial.
自古以来就是这样。
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And I don't know why, but since time immemorial that is the way computer scientists have drawn trees.
叶子是在最下面的，我不知道为什么,但从记事以来他们就是这么画树的,这也许就是为什么我们。
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Human rights seems like such a sort of time immemorial concept.
人权听起来就像是一个如此,久远的概念。
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No. Everybody's been using that, sort of since time immemorial or at least since the sixteenth century.
不，每个人都在用它，这个进程可能可以追溯到太古时期，不过至少16世纪。
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