英语词汇“biology”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

biology

/bʌɪˈɒlədʒi

noun [mass noun]

1The study of living organisms, divided into many specialized fields that cover their morphology, physiology, anatomy, behaviour, origin, and distribution.An A level student at Sheldon School, Edward is studying biology, physics, chemistry and maths....

He managed to walk away with seven O-levels and started studying A-level biology, physics and chemistry.
Another, newer field, called systems biology or systems biomedicine, is emerging.

1.1The plants and animals of a particular area: the biology of the Chesapeake Bay...

We are out for pleasure, to check the biology of the area, and perhaps to get some pictures of marine species we have not seen before.
This data is not sufficient to properly assess impacts to the local biology given the probable long-term use of the shoal as a sand resource area.
Each of the presenters at the ICPRB conference, Human Influences on the Biology of the Potomac River, gave the basin a letter grade for different aspects of the river, based on their expertise.

1.2The physiology, behaviour, and other qualities of a particular organism or class of organisms: human biology...

Although I aced the exam and the class, the only biology I learnt that semester was animal behaviour.
What if the government charged him to set up a world class institute of marine biology?
In space it is possible to identify and isolate some unique characteristics of human physiology and biology.

Origin

Early 19th century: coined in German, via French from Greek bios 'life' + -logy.

amphibian from mid 17th century:
Amphibians live both in water and on land, and it is the idea of ‘living in both’ that gives us the word, which comes from Greek amphi ‘both’ (also found in amphitheatre (Late Middle English) from amphi ‘on both sides’ and theatron ‘place for beholding’) and bios ‘life’, source of words such as biology (early 19th century) and antibiotic (mid 19th century). Before it was applied specifically to frogs, toads, and newts, amphibian simply meant ‘having two modes of existence, of doubtful nature’.

单词	biology
释义	biology /bʌɪˈɒlədʒi / noun [mass noun] 1The study of living organisms, divided into many specialized fields that cover their morphology, physiology, anatomy, behaviour, origin, and distribution.An A level student at Sheldon School, Edward is studying biology, physics, chemistry and maths.... He managed to walk away with seven O-levels and started studying A-level biology, physics and chemistry. Another, newer field, called systems biology or systems biomedicine, is emerging. 1.1The plants and animals of a particular area: the biology of the Chesapeake Bay... We are out for pleasure, to check the biology of the area, and perhaps to get some pictures of marine species we have not seen before. This data is not sufficient to properly assess impacts to the local biology given the probable long-term use of the shoal as a sand resource area. Each of the presenters at the ICPRB conference, Human Influences on the Biology of the Potomac River, gave the basin a letter grade for different aspects of the river, based on their expertise. 1.2The physiology, behaviour, and other qualities of a particular organism or class of organisms: human biology... Although I aced the exam and the class, the only biology I learnt that semester was animal behaviour. What if the government charged him to set up a world class institute of marine biology? In space it is possible to identify and isolate some unique characteristics of human physiology and biology. Origin Early 19th century: coined in German, via French from Greek bios 'life' + -logy. amphibian from mid 17th century: Amphibians live both in water and on land, and it is the idea of ‘living in both’ that gives us the word, which comes from Greek amphi ‘both’ (also found in amphitheatre (Late Middle English) from amphi ‘on both sides’ and theatron ‘place for beholding’) and bios ‘life’, source of words such as biology (early 19th century) and antibiotic (mid 19th century). Before it was applied specifically to frogs, toads, and newts, amphibian simply meant ‘having two modes of existence, of doubtful nature’.
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