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

English thesaurus

science ['saɪəns] abbr.

abbr.

sc; sci

ed.

science class (4uzhoj)

science

: 1056 phrases in 70 subjects

Agriculture	36
American usage, not spelling	1
Animal husbandry	1
Art	16
Aviation	1
Biology	6
Biotechnology	6
Chemistry	1
Cinematography	2
Climatology	1
Communications	7
Computers	2
Construction	4
Criminal law	4
Cultural studies	6
Earth sciences	7
Economics	37
Education	104
Electronics	3
Energy industry	1
Environment	42
European Union	3
Finances	7
Food industry	1
Forestry	2
General	174
Health care	14
Hobbies and pastimes	2
Human resources	2
Human rights activism	2
Industry	2
Information technology	32
Insurance	3
International Monetary Fund	2
International trade	1
Labor law	1
Latin American	1
Law	14
Life sciences	21
Materials science	21
Mathematics	1
Measuring instruments	4
Medical	19
Metallurgy	2
Milk production	1
Mineral products	4
Municipal planning	1
Name of organization	75
Natural resourses and wildlife conservation	1
Natural sciences	155
Nuclear physics	8
Obsolete / dated	1
Patents	8
Pharmacy and pharmacology	1
Physics	1
Politics	31
Psychology	2
Religion	3
Research and development	35
Scientific	33
Social science	30
Sociology	2
Sports	1
Statistics	4
Technology	8
Transport	3
United Nations	19
Veterinary medicine	1
Welfare & Social Security	2
Work flow	7

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instrument
gen.	acte autonome
comp., MS	instrumenter
law	acte; acte juridique; titre
law fin.	acte instrumentaire; effet
patents.	document
social.sc. engl.	instrument
transp. industr. construct.	instrumenter