adj.古老的，早已过时的，十分老式的
n.大洪水以前的人，时代落伍者

The antediluvian forests were once teeming with diverse wildlife.
古代的森林曾经充满了各种各样的野生动物。
The old man told tales of his antediluvian ancestors, who lived before the great flood.
老人讲述了他那些生活在大洪水之前的先祖的故事。
The antediluvian rock formations were a marvel to behold, showcasing the earth's ancient history.
那些史前的岩石构造令人惊叹，见证了地球的古老历史。
The archaeologist discovered an antediluvian civilization hidden beneath the desert sands.
考古学家在沙漠沙层下发现了被遗忘的史前文明。
His knowledge of the antediluvian language was a rare and valuable asset in their research.
他对古语的了解在他们的研究中是一笔宝贵的财富。
The museum displayed a collection of antediluvian artifacts, providing a glimpse into our prehistoric past.
博物馆展出了一系列史前文物，让人一窥我们远古的历史。
The antediluvian city, preserved under layers of sediment, was a time capsule from long ago.
这座被沉积物封存的史前城市是一个古老的时光胶囊。
The artist captured the essence of the antediluvian landscape in his paintings, evoking a sense of mystery and wonder.
这位艺术家在其画作中捕捉到了史前地貌的灵魂，唤起人们对未知的神秘和惊奇。
The scientist compared the DNA samples from different species, revealing surprising similarities to the antediluvian creatures.
科学家对比不同物种的DNA样本，发现它们与史前生物惊人的相似性。
The antediluvian wisdom contained in these ancient texts still holds relevance in modern times.
这些古老文献中的先知之言，在当今时代依然具有重要意义。