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单词 academician
释义
academician
noun[C]
uk
/əˌkæd.əˈmɪʃ.ən/us
/əˌkæd.əˈmɪʃ.ən/
amemberof anacademy:
学会会员；院士
In 1823 hebecameprofessorand academician at Munich.1823年他在慕尼黑受聘为教授，并获授院士称号。
USorIndian English
anacademic
大学教师；学者
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(Definition ofacademicianfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofacademician

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Paralleling the map's formal pattern, the academicians' mode of construction relies on the cross-checking of measurements and observations carried out in the exterior.
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Traditions that to some twentieth-century academicians seemed to be inevitable had, in fact, been crafted through a process of conflict and negotiation in previous centuries.
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Understandably, these scenarios alarmed public figures and academicians.
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With respect to the causes of gravity, the debate was purely argumentative, each sitting allowing oneacademicianto present a paper on the subject.
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Experimental work in general attracted little attention from the more theoretically oriented academicians.
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When the divisions were organized, a system of academicians was also envisaged.
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Let academicians argue their theoretical differences among themselves; these could have no bearing on the important questions to be decided in a court of law.
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Their stories display the range of responses to the revolution, and together provide a group portrait of old academicians dealing with the new political order.
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The workshops continued to function, but their achievements were ignored by the academicians.
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But that was not the commonly accepted position amongst academicians.
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But the academicians, however distinguished, came out of an entirely different intellectual milieu, a culture that recognized and rewarded pure research.
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The exhibition demonstrated how valuable is the requirement that each fullacademiciansubmit a sculpture or canvas.
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One could regard these women as cultural entrepreneurs (they "made" academicians) and their salons as laboratories.
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He invited his fellow academicians to observe the red paper through a red glass.
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The term consensus in this sense refers to an evaluation of the combined agreement derived from the sampling of opinions from scientists, experts, academicians, and clinicians.
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