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Meanings of first man or woman in English

Russian
первопредок
Spanish
primer hombre o mujer
Catalan
primer ésser humà

First organized body of progenitors of mankind in a religious story.

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первопредок
Synonyms
Examples for "protoplast"
Examples for "protoplast"
1
Unexpectedly, developmental mutants were obtained only when the protoplast fusion approach was used.
Pubmed
2
The protoplast is uninucleate and vacuolate, and contains chromatophores of a brownish colour.
The Project Gutenberg Encyclopedia, Volume 1 of 28
3
The differentiation into nucleus and cytoplasm represents a division of labour in the protoplast.
Darwin and Modern Science
4
We have established an Arabidopsis protoplast model system to study plant cell death signaling.
Pubmed
5
An Arabidopsis protoplast system was developed for dissecting plant cell death in individual cells.
Pubmed
1
The company expects to finish its first human diamond in 11 weeks.
Wired
2
Feb. 27 - Laos confirms its first human case of bird flu.
Reuters
3
There was no sin in the nature of the first human pair.
The Great Doctrines of the Bible
4
The first human being placed in the boat was a little child.
The Lifeboat
5
The first human genome was fully sequenced less than a decade ago.
The Guardian
Usage of first man or woman in English
1
Yusek stared at him; this was the first man or woman she'd ever met of any self-admitted talent.
Orb Sceptre Throne
2
When you find happiness in anything but useful work, you will be the first man or woman to make the discovery.
Pushing to the Front
3
Why, the first man or woman from Angouleme who happens to see you would cut your career short in a strange fashion.
A Distinguished Provincial at Paris
4
'The first man or woman that makes a move to hinder me, I will shoot.'
The Four Canadian Highwaymen; Or, The Robbers of Markham Swamp