science

['saɪəns] n

gen.

ciencia f (chizhikchi)

sciences [ˈsaɪənsɪz] n

gen.

ciencias f; letras f

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.

ciencia

English thesaurus

science ['saɪəns] abbr.

abbr.

sc; sci

ed.

science class (4uzhoj)

science

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Art	8
Biotechnology	6
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Communications	2
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Economics	35
Education	70
Environment	36
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teach
gen.	enseñar; aducir; aleccionar; eseńar
teaching
gen.	administración de un líquido gota a gota; amaestramiento; enseńanza
econ.	enseñanza
ed.	educación; docencia