Fragen über die Beispielsätze mit, und die Definition und Benutzung von "Basic"

A: The word basic means : 1.Used to describe someone devoid of defining characteristics that might make a person interesting, extraordinary, or just simply worth devoting time or attention to.

2. Lacking intelligence and unable to socialize on even an elementary level.
3. Annoyingly frustrating because of the above

Can also be used as a insulte eg- she’s so basic

A: Yes basic still refers to someone who is not interesting at all: someone who follows the trends and does everything everyone else does with no individuality.

However there is another meaning for basic which just means 'not complicated' or 'in its simplest form'

A: Nobody actually speaks like this. But probably it means 'you're so simple'

A: The word basic means something very simple here's an example "It's a basic thing to take a bath"

A: just like everyone else. It is usually used negatively.

A: They are synonyms. They mean virtually the same thing. However, rudimentary is never used in conversation in the US at least. Nobody would say that.

A: To me they are very similar.

In chem 101, we will learn the basic principles of chemistry.
It is important to learn the fundamentals first.
The basic building blocks of life are carbon, oxygen, hydrogen, nitrogen, and phosphorous.
There was a fundamental change in the way the company did business after the merger.

Fundamental can also mean of central importance:
Faith in a creator is fundamental to their way of life.

I think people also use basic to mean easy / beginner:
This book is not targeted towards intermediate learners. The content is super basic.

A: Maybe you mean “base.” “Basic” is an adjective and “foundation” is a noun.

Usually, the base refers to something physical. E.g. The base of the building is made of cement.

Foundation can refer to something physical or figurative. E.g. The foundation of his argument is not strong. The foundation of this statue seems weak.

A: Basis = foundation of something. The basis of multiplication is serial addition, for example.

Basics = the core concepts. Multiplication tables are part of the basics because understanding them allows students to do higher order arithmetic much more efficiently.

So no, they are really not interchangeable. You might use a paragraph from a book as the basis for your thesis because your thesis builds upon that paragraph. Whereas you might say, "The English alphabet and punctuation are the basics you should learn in your first language lesson."

A: Basic is usually a smaller scale of generally accepted things "the basic numbers are 1-10"

Fundamental is completely essential, it's the foundation of a thing "amino acids are the fundamental building blocks of life"

A: I only know the basics. I am not very good at it.

A: Ok

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A: “That’s just the basics” or “That’s the basics” would sound more natural to me. A little more context would be useful in this case.

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