science

['saɪəns] n

gen.

la science

science ['saɪəns] adj.

science The study of the physical universe and its contents by means of reproducible observations, measurements, and experiments to establish, verify, or modify general laws to explain its nature and behaviour ['saɪəns] adj.

environ.

science

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science ['saɪəns] abbr.

abbr.

sc; sci

ed.

science class (4uzhoj)

Science and

: 406 phrases in 43 subjects

Agriculture	6
Art	10
Chemistry	1
Communications	1
Criminal law	1
Cultural studies	4
Earth sciences	3
Economics	13
Education	30
Electronics	1
Energy industry	1
Environment	6
European Union	1
Finances	5
Food industry	1
General	76
Health care	4
Human resources	1
Human rights activism	2
Industry	1
Information technology	4
Latin American	1
Law	6
Life sciences	6
Materials science	12
Medical	1
Mineral products	3
Name of organization	34
Natural sciences	68
Nuclear physics	1
Obsolete / dated	1
Patents	6
Politics	15
Psychology	2
Religion	2
Research and development	20
Scientific	19
Social science	10
Statistics	2
Technology	7
Transport	2
United Nations	14
Work flow	2

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AND
comp.	ET
comp., MS	AND; ET
tech.	AND
AND-
automat.	-ET
and
gen.	ainsi que


astronautics
econ.	astronautique
environ.	astronautique; astronautique


Committee
gen.	Comité
interntl.trade.	Comité
Committees
gen.	Commissions
committee
gen.	commission parlementaire; commission
econ.	comité; comité
insur.	assemblée des délégués
law	curateur
patents.	bureau