toxicology
toxicology — noun
1. the branch of science that studies poisonous substances — how they harm living t
the branch of science that studies poisonous substances — how they harm living things, how the body breaks them down, and how to treat or prevent poisoning.
Dr. Sade's lecture on toxicology explained how common cleaning products can become harmful when mixed.
attributive noun: toxicology lecture
The toxicology report showed the patient had been exposed to lead paint for many years.
collocation: toxicology report
Walid chose to study toxicology after a neighbour's dog was poisoned by eating mouldy food.
A toxicology lab routinely tests drinking water, river sediment, and crops for pesticide residues.
The paediatrician referred the sick toddler to a toxicology specialist to check for lead poisoning.
文法句型
toxicology + noun (attributive use)
用法筆記
Toxicology is an uncountable noun. It is often used attributively (before another noun) in compounds such as 'toxicology report', 'toxicology lab', and 'toxicology specialist'. Common in medical, forensic, and environmental contexts.