fundamental

adj.基礎的，基本的，根本的，重要的，原始的，主要的，十分重大的; [物]基頻的，基諧波的; [樂]基音的

n.原理，原則，基本，根本，基礎; [樂]基音; [物]基頻，基諧波

1

Our constitution embodies all the fundamental principles of democracy.

我們的憲法體現了民主的所有基本原則。

2

But on this question, the two leaders have very fundamental differences.

但在這個問題上，兩位領導人有著根本性的分歧。

3

He believes better relations with China are fundamental to the well-being of the area.

他相信和中國建立更加良好的關係對這一地區的繁榮發展至關重要。

4

The fundamental problem lies in their inability to distinguish between reality and invention.

最根本的問題在於他們無法分清現實和虛構。

5

Industry leaders want scientists to engage in fundamental research, not applied research.

行業領袖希望科學家從事基礎性研究，而非應用性研究。

fundamental colour原色 ; 基色

Fundamental Mathematics基礎數學 ; 根蒂根基算術 ; 數學基礎 ; 數理學基礎學

fundamental physics基礎物理 ;[物]基礎物理學 ; 基礎物理學院 ; 普通物理

fundamental color基色 ; 知顏色 ; 基本色

Fundamental Structure基本結構 ; 根本構造

fundamental equation[數]基本方程 ; 基本方程式 ; 基礎方程式 ; 會計恆等式

fundamental combination基本組合

fundamental policies基本政策

柯林斯英漢雙解大詞典

● ● ADJYou usefundamentalto describe things, activities, and principles that are very important or essential. They affect the basic nature of other things or are the most important element upon which other things depend. 基本的

● ● ADJYou usefundamentalto describe something which exists at a deep and basic level, and is therefore likely to continue. 根本的

● ● ADJIf one thingis fundamental toanother, it is absolutely necessary to it, and the second thing cannot exist, succeed, or be imagined without it. 絕對必要的

● ● ADJYou can usefundamentalto show that you are referring to what you consider to be the most important aspect of a situation, and that you are not concerned with less important details. 主要的