英语词汇science的词组、短语、固定搭配翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

science /ˈsaɪəns/ noun the study of the world, especially based on examining, testing, and proving facts, and knowledge based on this studyadjectives/nouns + sciencemedical science Advances in medical science have saved millions of lives.computer science She has a degree in computer science from the University of Leeds.natural science/the natural sciences (=the study of the physical world, especially biology, chemistry, or physics) We studied the natural sciences, including the theory of evolution.physical science/the physical sciences (=the study of things that are not living, especially chemistry and physics) Richter won the Nobel Prize for physics and was professor of physical sciences at Stanford University.life science/the life sciences (=the study of humans, plants, and animals) They want to use biotechnology and life sciences to build better lives for people around the world.social science/the social sciences (=the scientific study of people in society) More students are taking social science subjects such as psychology.the earth sciences (=the study of the Earth, especially geography or geology) Earthquakes provided important evidence for research into the earth sciences.modern science The increase in life expectancy is one of the great achievements of modern science.pure science (=the study of scientific theory, rather than using science for commercial purposes) These days it is difficult to get funding for research into pure science.applied science (=scientific work that is used for practical purposes) Rutledge is chair of the Department of Engineering and Applied Science at the California Institute of Technology.popular science (=which explains scientific ideas in a way that ordinary people can understand) There are many popular science books which set out to explain new theories or discoveries.verbsstudy science There has been an increase in the number of women choosing to study physical science and engineering.teach science The report emphasizes the importance of teaching science at all levels of education.science + nounsa science course/class/degree The candidate must have a good computer science degree.a science teacher There is a shortage of science teachers in schools.a science museum The clock is now in the Science Museum in London.phrasesthe laws of science Some events cannot be explained using the current laws of science.blind sb with science (=confuse someone by talking about complicated technical things) There is a technical difference, but I don’t want to blind you with science.

词组	science
释义	science /ˈsaɪəns/ noun the study of the world, especially based on examining, testing, and proving facts, and knowledge based on this studyadjectives/nouns + sciencemedical science Advances in medical science have saved millions of lives.computer science She has a degree in computer science from the University of Leeds.natural science/the natural sciences (=the study of the physical world, especially biology, chemistry, or physics) We studied the natural sciences, including the theory of evolution.physical science/the physical sciences (=the study of things that are not living, especially chemistry and physics) Richter won the Nobel Prize for physics and was professor of physical sciences at Stanford University.life science/the life sciences (=the study of humans, plants, and animals) They want to use biotechnology and life sciences to build better lives for people around the world.social science/the social sciences (=the scientific study of people in society) More students are taking social science subjects such as psychology.the earth sciences (=the study of the Earth, especially geography or geology) Earthquakes provided important evidence for research into the earth sciences.modern science The increase in life expectancy is one of the great achievements of modern science.pure science (=the study of scientific theory, rather than using science for commercial purposes) These days it is difficult to get funding for research into pure science.applied science (=scientific work that is used for practical purposes) Rutledge is chair of the Department of Engineering and Applied Science at the California Institute of Technology.popular science (=which explains scientific ideas in a way that ordinary people can understand) There are many popular science books which set out to explain new theories or discoveries.verbsstudy science There has been an increase in the number of women choosing to study physical science and engineering.teach science The report emphasizes the importance of teaching science at all levels of education.science + nounsa science course/class/degree The candidate must have a good computer science degree.a science teacher There is a shortage of science teachers in schools.a science museum The clock is now in the Science Museum in London.phrasesthe laws of science Some events cannot be explained using the current laws of science.blind sb with science (=confuse someone by talking about complicated technical things) There is a technical difference, but I don’t want to blind you with science.
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