sciences信息详情

sciences发音

意思翻译

n.科学(science的复数)

相似词语短语

science───n.科学;技术;学科;理科;n.(Science)人名;(英)赛恩斯

scienced───科学的

scienter───n.明知;故意

silences───n.沉默;寂静;缄默;不谈;无声状态;vt.使沉默;使安静;压制;消除噪音;int.安静!;别作声!

spences───n.食物柜,储藏室;金钱补助;(村舍的)客厅;n.(Spence)(美、加、英)斯彭斯(人名)

biosciences───n.生物科学(bioscience的复数形式)

consciences───n.道德心,良心;n.(Conscience)人名;(法)孔西延斯

geosciences───n.[天]地球科学(geoscience的复数)

nonsciences───n.非科学;adj.非科学的

双语使用场景

Catherine the Great was a patron of the arts and sciences.───凯瑟琳大帝是艺术和科学的赞助人。

Her husband taught Earth sciences.───她丈夫曾教过地球科学。

Mathematics was once dubbed the handmaiden of the sciences.───数学曾一度被视为各门科学的基础。

It's cool to be very good at anything in a girls school - maths, sciences or physics. No one will ask why you're doing a boys' subject.───在女校擅长数学、科学及物理是件很酷的事情,没人会问你为什么要做男孩感兴趣的事情。

As a techie with the heart of a performer, he was a link between arts and sciences on campus.───作为一位有艺术气质的技术专家,他是学校里的一座连接艺术与科学的桥梁。

The University's achievements in the sciences can be measured by the sixty or more Nobel Prizes awarded to its members over the years.───剑桥大学的理科成就可以由历年来大学成员获得的60升至更多的诺贝尔奖来衡量。

The physical sciences underlying structural engineering began to be understood in the Renaissance and have been developing ever since.───以物理学为基础的结构工程学在文艺复兴时代开始被人了解,而且从那以后一直在发展着。

Your own father, who was a great astrologer and philosopher, did not believe that knowledge of the sciences reduced a woman's worth.───你自己的父亲,谁是一个伟大的占星学家和哲学家,不相信科学知识减少了妇女的价值。

And he took Schwarzchild's idea to the Prussian Academy of Sciences the next week.───爱因斯坦第二周将史瓦西的想法带到了普鲁士科学院。

英语使用场景

Social anthropology is one of the social sciences.

The chief sciences are chemistry, physics and biology.

I visited Chinese Academy of Sciences yesterday.

She's a Master of Arts/Sciences.

The life sciences include biology and botany.

I attended the College of Arts and Sciences at New York University.

Physics and astronomy are cognate sciences.

Her research straddles mathematics and social sciences.

Concentrators in geological sciences elect either geology or geography.