immemorial

adj.

无法追忆的，远古的；

time immemorial远古以来；太古时代；很久以前；法律不能追溯的年代

1. The story has come down from time immemorial.
   这个故事从远古流传至今。
2. The museum has many immemorial cultural relics.
   该博物馆收藏了很多极其古老的文物。
3. My family has lived in this village since time immemorial.
   我家很早以前就一直住在这个村子里。

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