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progenitors

/pɹoʊˈdʒenɪtərz/ /pɹɑˈdʒenɪtərz/

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noun

Antepasados, progenitores

A forefather, any of a person's direct ancestors.

Examples :

"The family history traced their love of music back to their progenitors, who were traveling musicians in the 1800s. "

La historia familiar rastreó su amor por la música hasta sus antepasados, que eran músicos ambulantes en el siglo XIX.

family history person

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noun

Progenitores, antepasados

An individual from whom one or more people (dynasty, tribe, nation...) are descended.

Examples :

"Abraham alias Ibrahim is the progenitor of both the Jewish and Arab peoples."

Abraham, alias Ibrahim, es el progenitor de los pueblos judío y árabe.

family history person

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noun

Progenitor, antepasado

An ancestral form of a species.

Examples :

"Scientists believe that dinosaurs were the progenitors of modern birds. "

Los científicos creen que los dinosaurios fueron los progenitores de las aves modernas.

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noun

Antepasados, progenitores

A predecessor of something, especially if also a precursor or model.

Examples :

"ARPANET was the progenitor of the Internet."

ARPANET fue el progenitor de Internet.

history family person

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noun

Progenitores, antepasados

Someone who originates something.

Examples :

"The Wright brothers are considered the progenitors of modern aviation. "

Los hermanos Wright son considerados los progenitores de la aviación moderna.

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noun

Fundador, antepasado

Examples :

"The progenitors of the United States established a government based on principles of freedom and equality. "

Los fundadores de los Estados Unidos establecieron un gobierno basado en los principios de libertad e igualdad.

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