Rudimentary

Most Chinese workers spoke only rudimentary or no English, and the supervisors typically only learned rudimentary Chinese.

Although rudimentary looking, the monolith has become a much talked-about symbol.

Another passenger on the same flight at Darbhanga, Ajay Jha, was cradling his 1-year-old daughter, Saranya, as he stood near the rudimentary baggage claim.

Even with rudimentary boxing skills, his stamina and endurance were otherworldly on Saturday night.

For the 6-6, 312-pound Dexter, the adjustment to the NFL has been as rudimentary as changing his stance.

Highlighting the complicatedness of this task, especially given the limited visibility, he recalled that a rudimentary portable lighting system was implemented to make it easier for pilots to identify the runway.

If you answered that it was the largest Nazi concentration and extermination camp, which operated in Poland from 1940 to 1945, then congratulations, you are among a majority of Americans who have at least some rudimentary awareness of the Holocaust.

In Ghana, the use of artificial intelligence is still in its infancy, with most people having no more than a rudimentary understanding of the technology.

In most cases, that advice would seem rudimentary.

It was more than an MP3 player; it could run apps and even function as a rudimentary phone with VOIP calling capabilities.

Looking at the recent past, the push to turn coal miners into rudimentary coders is looking neither successful nor effective, given the coding capabilities of ChatCPT.

Pretty much all web hosting companies now offer some form of website builder, whether it's a little rudimentary or involves picking from a series of templates.

She went everywhere she could with her rudimentary dossiers of photographs and phone numbers, names and associations.

Useful features like those help explain why I prefer a proper password manager to the rudimentary capabilities built into Android, iOS and your web browser.

While Second Life’s world was viewed by many as rudimentary and its inhabitants eccentric, in hindsight it represented a bold, pioneering experiment, launched while was still a website for rating the attractiveness of Harvard students.

Analysis by British archaeologist Steven Mithen suggests that early humans first developed rudimentary around 1.6 million years ago – somewhere in eastern or southern Africa.

Boat accidents are common in Myanmar, a country with rudimentary transport and weakly enforced safety regulations.

Flipper says you’ll be able to play rudimentary games using the device, and says its new module can run applications programmed in C, C++, or MicroPython.

For some, rudimentary facilities are synonymous with seaside trips and are even part of the fun.

He had done his homework, too, taking classes to learn some rudimentary English so he at least could have a hope of understanding his coaches and fitting in with his teammates.