时间:2019-02-18 作者:英语课 分类:英语时差8,16


英语课

 Other anthropologists think it’s because meat-eating isn’t the key at all, that the real key is cooked tubers, like yams. They say an increase in calories is what’s important when it comes to the development of larger brains, and that cooked tubers would have provided just such a boost. And root vegetables are believed to have been plentiful 1 in the environment where humans evolved. Cooking would have made tubers easier to digest, and therefore richer in calories. Cooking is the target of major criticism though. Most archaeologists believe humans didn’t begin cooking until about 250,000 years ago.



adj.富裕的,丰富的
  • Their family has a plentiful harvest this year.他们家今年又丰收了。
  • Rainfall is plentiful in the area.这个地区雨量充足。
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a-quiver
adsorption site
affinis
Aigua
alphonse bertillons
amarygmus cyaneipennis
Amplepuis
amplitude suppression ratio
area tegmentalis laterodorsalis
around the corner
astern towing
authorizing users indication
automatic cager
barbatic acid
basic industry of water conservancy
beshade
black tip
blue wire
boeing-vertol
book shipping space
brief-bag
Cavle
centre of dispersal
class formation
cock-doodle-doos
concentric pencils
constant percentage growth
curve line of surface displacement
decreolized
Deltahydrocortisone
dienol
distachys
double ionic layer
electrocorticographically
exploratory work
feel the ground slipping from under someone
finger-rings
fistulized
flash forwarding
flotation stage
formal pushdown automaton
gilberg
heteronymies
homologous lines
hydeiodic acid
immovable bandages
in-with
inactive capital
inspireth
Irebou
irradiation level
irresistible force
jackings off
lamellar stellate
Lederfoline
many a time and oft
Marxologist
mass marker
meadowsweet
medicine and pharmacology
member code
merocrystalline texture
Minaki
muth
no-strings
official site
opposite construction
pass a good night
phra
pitch adjustment
platform track
pressure controlling valve
printed resources
ram type milling machine
range-to-go
reappeared
red-berried elder
schwlis
scipiones
second-stringer
sector queuing
semiconductor thermoelectricity
shoot your wad
siderochrestic anaemia
sneak boat
Springport
stiff-tailed duck
sulfided
temper screws
tetra-paper
tetragonal hemihedral class
tone and ringing generator
trigenerational
triisooctylamine
ultradense plasma
vaccenyl
voltage-sensitive bridge
Waddliaceae
water rheostate
water valve stem
wikett
wire stretching