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单词 science
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science
noun
uk
/ˈsaɪ.əns/us
/ˈsaɪ.əns/
A2[U]
(knowledgefrom) thecarefulstudyof thestructureandbehaviourof thephysicalworld,especiallybywatching,measuring, and doingexperiments, and thedevelopmentoftheoriestodescribetheresultsof theseactivities:
科学；自然科学；科学知识
pure/appliedscience纯／应用科学
recentdevelopmentsin science andtechnology科学技术的最新发展
Spacetravelis one of themarvels/wondersofmodernscience.太空遨游是现代科学的一大奇迹。
the science
thefactsandopinionsthat areprovidedbyscientistswho havestudiedaparticularsubjectorsituation:
Wespokewith a fewdietitianstohelpusunderstandwhat the sciencetellsus aboutceleryjuiceandyourhealth.
Thegovernmentinsistedthat it wouldfollowthe science withregardto thewearingoffacemasks.
B1[CorU]
aparticularsubjectthat isstudiedusingscientificmethods:
理科学科
physicalsciences物理学
Economics is not anexactscience.经济学严格说并不是一门科学。
advancesinmedicalscience医学的发展
A2[U]
thestudyof science:
理科研究
a sciencegraduate/teacherteacher理科研究生／教师
a sciencecourse/lesson理科课程／课
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  • thefrontiersof science andtechnology
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  • We need toinvestmore as acountryin science andtechnology.
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(Definition ofsciencefrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)
science
noun
uk
/ˈsaɪ.əns/us
/ˈsaɪ.əns/
A2[U]
(knowledgefrom) thecarefulstudyof thestructureandbehaviourof thephysicalworld,especiallybywatching,measuring, and doingexperiments, and thedevelopmentoftheoriestodescribetheresultsof theseactivities
科学；自然科学；科学知识
pure/appliedscience纯／应用科学
recentdevelopmentsin science andtechnology科学技术的最新发展
Spacetravelis one of themarvels/wondersofmodernscience.太空遨游是现代科学的一大奇迹。
B1[CorU]
aparticularsubjectthat isstudiedusingscientificmethods
理科学科
physicalsciences物理学
Economics is not anexactscience.经济学严格说并不是一门科学。
advancesinmedicalscience医学的发展
A2[U]
thestudyof science
理科研究
a sciencegraduate/teacherteacher理科研究生／教师
a sciencecourse/lesson理科课程／课
More examples
  • forensicscience
  • thefrontiersof science andtechnology
  • a sciencelab
  • one of thepioneersofmodernscience
  • We need toinvestmore as acountryin science andtechnology.

science| American Dictionary

science
noun[C/U]
us
/ˈsɑɪ·əns/
thesystematicstudyof thestructureandbehaviorof thenaturalandphysicalworld, orknowledgeobtainedabout theworldbywatchingitcarefullyandexperimenting:
[U]Advances inmedicalsciencemeanthatpeoplearelivinglonger.
[U]Sheshowsatalentformathand science.
Sciences are alsoparticularareasof science, such asbiology,chemistry, andphysics.
Science also refers tosubjectswhich arestudiedlike a science:
[U]political/computerscience
(Definition ofsciencefrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

science| Business English

science
noun
uk
/saɪəns/us
[U]
thecarefulstudyof thestructureandbehaviourof theworld,especiallyby doingexperiments:
pure/appliedscience
Spacetravelis one of thewondersofmodernscience.
Advances inscience andtechnologyareopeningthe way for newtreatments.
ascienceteacher/degree
[U]
asubjectthat isstudiedusingscientificmethods:
medical/forensicscience
[C]
asubjectsuch asphysics,chemistry, orbiology:
Hestudiedsciences at CaliforniaInstituteof Technology.
(Definition ofsciencefrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofscience

science
Scienceshows the unity, art shows the diversity of the riddle which we call the world.
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Having become a mass profession,sciencewas no longer suspected of becoming elitist and separated from the life and concerns of ordinary people.
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For each of these three secular philosophical positions, the project of a history ofsciencerevealed a basic paradox.
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But was this exclusion based on philosophical principle or on the contingent state ofscience?
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Their participation, which is offered gratis, is based purely on their commitment to the development ofsciencein the subregion.
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However, many of the interesting problems of generalization in psychologicalsciencedo not fit this mold.
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The regulations that stem from the consensus ensure a peer-review scientific process so that thescienceis as good as any system can guarantee.
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Anxiety about the relativist abyss in which 'all pasts are equal' has thwarted efforts to evaluate alternatives to 'objectivescience'.
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This affinity to the methods of the natural sciences reduces socialscienceto a technical enterprise which has no necessary value implications.
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Rather than either pictorial or symbolic, it might better serve cognitivescienceto recast this debate into a problem in both pictorial and symbolic terms.
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It is this challenge that puts on the table new theoretical issues for socialscienceand public policy.
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All of this leads to a paradoxical conclusion about national styles inscience.
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But few have directly considered whether such differences involve different ways of doingscience: are there epistemic styles forscience?
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We can point to many examples of styles in the sciences and elsewhere that are too widespread to appeal only to local explanations.
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Consider how we might begin to work out my earlier suggestions about a critical approach to contemporaryscience.
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Collocationswithscience

science

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actuarial science
Different applications in actuarial science, reliability, and population growth are also provided to illustrate the main results.
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advance of science
Holding the balance of the rationaladvanceofscienceagainst the relative world of values and attitudes.
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advanced science
Just as inadvancedsciencewe cannot do everything, we cannot do everything obviously in technology.
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