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

empiric /em-pirˈik, formerly emˈ/

adjective

Empirical

noun

A person who makes trials or experiments

Someone whose knowledge is obtained from experience only

A quack

ORIGIN: Fr, from L empīricus, from Gr empeirikos, from en in, and peira a trial

empirˈical adjective

Depending on trial or experiment

Known or knowing only by experience

empirˈically adverb

empirˈicism /-sizm/ noun

The system which accepts only knowledge based on direct experience (philosophy)
The practice of empirical methods
The dependence of a physician on experience alone without a regular medical education
The practice of medicine without a regular education
Quackery

empirˈicist /-sist/ noun

Someone who practises empiricism (also adjective)

empiricūtˈic (Shakespeare emperick qutique) adjective (modelled on therapeutic; obsolete)

Empirical

empirical formula noun (chem)

A formula showing in simplest form the ratio of atoms in a molecule, giving no structural information