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单词 chemist
释义
chemist
noun[C]
uk
/ˈkem.ɪst/us
/ˈkem.ɪst/

chemistnoun[C](SCIENCE)

B1
apersonwhostudieschemistry, or ascientistwhoworkswithchemicalsorstudiestheirreactions
化学师，化学家
Examples
  • Chemists atpharmaceuticalcompaniesarevyingtocreateacureformigraine.
  • Chemists at Princeton University have beenfollowinga newcurriculum.
  • Sheworkedas a chemist for thewatercompany.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Chemistry - general words
  • acceptor
  • aerosol
  • aerosolize
  • allotrope
  • amphiprotic
  • chemical formula
  • conformation
  • cyclic
  • distilled water
  • electrolyte
  • electrolytic
  • endocrine disruptor
  • endothermic
  • inorganic chemistry
  • ionic bond
  • nonchemical
  • nonelectrolyte
  • nonreactive
  • reactive
  • reactivity
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chemistnoun[C](MEDICINE)

UK
(USpharmacist)
apersonwhosejobis toprepareandsellmedicinesand othergoodsin ashop
药剂师
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pharmacist
A2UK
(UKalsochemist's);(USdrugstore)
ashopwhere you canbuymedicines,make-up, and sometimes other things such aschocolate
（出售药品、化妆品等的）药店，药房
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pharmacy
Examples
  • I was given thewrongtabletswhen the chemistmisreadmyprescription.
  • I'm just going to the chemist's for someaspirin.
  • Where's thenearestchemist?
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Medical studies & the people who study them
  • anatomist
  • audiologist
  • audiology
  • bacteriologist
  • bariatrics
  • cardiologist
  • mannikin
  • neurologist
  • oculist
  • oncologist
  • optometry
  • oral surgeon
  • orthopaedics
  • orthoptics
  • orthoptist
  • podiatrist
  • urology
  • virologist
  • virology
  • vivisectionist
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(Definition ofchemistfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

chemist| American Dictionary

chemist
noun[C]
us
/ˈkem·əst/
ascientistwhoworkswithchemicalsorstudiestheirreactions
BrA chemist or chemist's is adrugstore.
(Definition ofchemistfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

chemist| Business English

chemist
noun[C]
uk
/ˈkemɪst/us
apersonwhostudieschemistry, or ascientistwhoworkswithchemicalsorstudiestheirreactions:
He was a chemist wholedseveralrubberresearchinstitutesin Malaysia.
aforensic/industrial/nuclear/researchchemist
UK
(alsopharmacist);(USalsodruggist)
apersonwhosejobis toprepareandsellmedicinesin astore:
If youthinkthat you mayqualifyforfreeprescriptions,askthe chemist for areceiptform.
COMMERCEUK
(UKalsochemist's);(UKalsochemist shop);(alsopharmacy);(USalsodrugstore)
astorewhere you canbuymedicines,beautyproducts,productsforwashingyourbody, etc.:
He ischairmanof Boots, Britain'sbiggestchemist.
Janewas a pharmacist in a chemist's in asmalltown.
(Definition ofchemistfrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofchemist

chemist
By constructing and properly ordering a chain of individual dissolutions in the laboratory, chemists might somehow expose the whole chain of nature.
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They defined chemical elements as those that chemists could neither decompose nor produce in their laboratories.
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Although done in the name of freeing nature's own expressiveness, the willful and directed character of chemists' activity necessarily constrained the outcome.
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When speaking of chemistry as an art, chemists used the term primarily as a synonym for craft.
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The elements that chemists defined as nature's primary principles of activity seemed uncapturable.
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Substances simply were brought forth synthetically (constructed de novo) by enterprising chemists.
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Of course, not every physicist regarded the chemists' announcement as a professional threat to the same degree.
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Correspondingly, physicists experienced professional pique at the chemists' seeming success and acclaim.
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Moreover, these subjects are frequently of concern for physical chemists and spectroscopists interested in the behaviour of molecules in solution.
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Similarly, chemists have also known for a long time that chemical affinity results from the attractive interactions between chemical entities.
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Similarly, until very recently, chemists and biochemists lacked the methods to investigate the effect of forces or torques on molecules or on their reactions.
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What criteria, for example, should chemists employ for naming newly isolated, as yet undetermined, airs?
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Were chemists justified in extending their claims from the laboratory to nature at large?
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The discourse of elements and principles served a rhetorical function of securing for the chemists some superiority over common druggists.
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In this endeavor, he found it necessary to reform chemists' discourse of principles and elements.
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Collocationswithchemist

chemist

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analytical chemist
In this case, we have a distinguishedanalyticalchemistand a distinguished veterinary surgeon.
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industrial chemist
The committee consisted of a high civil servant, a top industrial chemist and an academic physicist.
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organic chemist
He worked as anorganicchemistbefore moving into a technology transfer role.
From theCambridge English Corpus
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