science

['saɪəns] n

gen.

scienza f

science ['saɪəns] adj.

ed., earth.sc., el.

scienze

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.

scienze

English thesaurus

science ['saɪəns] abbr.

abbr.

sc; sci

ed.

science class (4uzhoj)

Science

: 475 phrases in 55 subjects

Agriculture	22
Animal husbandry	2
Art	3
Biology	4
Communications	1
Construction	2
Criminal law	2
Earth sciences	5
Economics	22
Education	51
Electronics	1
Energy industry	1
Environment	34
European Union	1
Finances	3
Fish farming pisciculture	1
Food industry	1
Food service and catering	1
General	66
Health care	7
Hobbies and pastimes	1
Human rights activism	2
Information technology	12
Insurance	1
Labor law	1
Law	6
Life sciences	12
Materials science	18
Mathematics	1
Measuring instruments	4
Medical	17
Milk production	1
Mineral products	2
Municipal planning	1
Name of organization	12
Natural resourses and wildlife conservation	1
Natural sciences	72
Nuclear physics	1
Obsolete / dated	1
Patents	7
Pharmacy and pharmacology	1
Physical sciences	1
Physics	1
Politics	4
Psychology	2
Religion	1
Research and development	17
Scientific	11
Social science	10
Sociology	1
Statistics	8
Technology	6
Transport	2
Veterinary medicine	1
Work flow	6


education
gen.	formazione
econ.	istruzione
ed. el.	scuola
ed. lab.law.	educazione


AND-
automat.	"AND"; E
and
gen.	e


economic development
econ.	sviluppo economico