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Перевод: progenitor

[существительное]
прародитель ; основатель рода; оригинал ; предшественник ; предок ; источник ; исходная частица

Тезаурус:

1. The progenitor of "cut speling", Mr Upward, admits that "it could take a lifetime to win acceptance".
2. Founded by a breakaway group of journalists from Sounds , it has gone on to outsell its progenitor and, though primarily star-oriented, considers it has a duty to reflect the grass-roots scene as well.
3. The first time Wexford noticed this - she was then about six - he almost hooted aloud, so grotesque was the likeness between this exquisite piece of doll's flesh and her gross progenitor.
4. The ring of gas in Supernova 1987A was not created in the explosion but ejected from the progenitor star a few thousand years before the explosion.
5. All the cells in the blood come, remarkably, from just one special progenitor cell - the multipotential stem cell.
6. He was to be, in fact, the common progenitor of Jews, Muslims and Christians, as North explained in a note to Reagan later.
7. It was called Zurvan akarana, or infinite time, and was the progenitor of the universe and of the Spirits of good and evil.
8. Whatever defence is mounted, it is clear that these films, for Levin, exist as auratic objects, and Debord their auraticised progenitor.
9. Baillie Scott was the progenitor of the American open plan and the most innovative interior decorator the first few decades of the twentieth century ever saw.
10. Peel's stance in relation to economic liberalism seems more promising, but in terms of his relationship to the Conservative canon two things are worthy of note: first, Peel's espousal of liberal economics resulted in the bulk of the Conservative Party deserting him; and second, the most authoritative appraisal of Peel's career has concluded that "Peel was not the founder of the Conservative party but was the progenitor of Gladstonian Liberalism".
11. Yet all but one of Costa Rica's 38 presidents, since it became independent in the 1840s, shared descent from a single conquistador, Cristobal de Alfaro; he was also a progenitor of seven presidents of next-door Nicaragua, two of El Salvador, and one each of Guatemala and of Honduras.
12. In contrast to the majority of medical discoveries which are jealously named after their progenitor, the Aborigine was anonymously honoured by calling the agent "Australia antigen".
13. For a gentle corrective one could do worse than go back to H.L. Mencken who opined that Alexander Graham Bell - the progenitor of the institution in which Penzias holds sway - and Thomas Alva Edison had done more than any of their contemporaries to add to the sum of life's damned nuisances.