"science" po angielsku z przykładami - Słownik kolokacji angielskich

science rzeczownik

rzeczownik + science

Kolokacji: 93

computer science • Health Science • journal Science • materials science • Earth Science • rocket science • sports science • ...

science + rzeczownik

Kolokacji: 226

science fiction • Science degree • science professor • science teacher • Science Museum • science education • science lab • ...

science + czasownik

Kolokacji: 51

science makes • science says • science provides • science comes • science takes • ...

czasownik + science

Kolokacji: 67

teach science • study science • use science • include science • receive in science • earn in science • graduate in science • call science • ...

Kolokacji: 18

Grup znaczeniowych: 9

Kolokacji: 13

1. teach science = naucz nauki teach science

2. study science = nauka naukowa study science

3. publish in Science = wydaj w Nauce publish in Science

4. learn science = naucz się nauki learn science

5. report in the journal Science = raport w czasopiśmie Nauka report in the journal Science

6. write science = napisz naukę write science

7. science published = nauka wydała science published

8. specialize in science = specjalizuj się w nauce specialize in science

9. read Natural Sciences = przeczytane nauki przyrodnicze read Natural Sciences

10. write on science = napisz o nauce write on science

11. present science = obecna nauka present science

12. introduce science = przedstaw naukę introduce science

13. describe science = określaj naukę describe science

Vittoria could think of a lot of words to describe science, but in the modern world "irrelevant" did not seem like one of them.
Junk science is typically used politically to describe agenda-driven science.
The Pisan astronomer struggled to describe science in terms of the prevailing vocabulary of his day, which was religion and the Bible.
He states that the book is intended to debunk popular myths and also to describe science in an easily comprehensible way.
Islam and science describes the relationship between Muslim communities and science in general.
Borrowing a term from the Catholic Church, Gould describes science and religion as each comprise a separate magisterium of human understanding.
The phrase "not even wrong" is often used to describe pseudoscience or bad science and is considered derogatory.
Space opera is sometimes used pejoratively, to describe improbable plots, absurd science, and cardboard characters.
However government policy with respect to what might be described "pure" science has been ambiguous.
Someone has described science as an orderly arrangement of what, at the moment, seems to be facts.