botanist
botanist — 名詞
- botanistsingular
- botanistsplural
1. a person whose job is to study plants scientifically — for example, how they gro
植物學家
研究植物的科學家
a person whose job is to study plants scientifically — for example, how they grow, reproduce, or adapt to different environments
The city botanist João chose native grasses for the new park.
市政府的植物學家 João 為新公園挑選了原生草種。
collocation: city botanist (a botanist working for a local government)
Botanists from the museum found a rare palm tree deep in the Amazon.
博物館的植物學家在亞馬遜深處發現了一種稀有棕櫚樹。
collocation: botanist from [institution]
Before the wetland was drained, a botanist named Roya recorded every plant species.
在濕地被抽乾之前，一位名叫 Roya 的植物學家記錄了每一種植物。
fronted subordinate clause describing the context of the botanist's work
There is a botanist on the team who studies how desert plants store water.
團隊裡有一位植物學家專門研究沙漠植物如何儲水。
- city botanist
- field botanist
- amateur botanist
- botanist at [institution]
- botanist specialising in [type of plant]
- plant scientist
broader; can include researchers in agriculture or ecology, not just pure botany
- plant biologist
focuses more on the biological and molecular aspects of plants
- naturalist
much broader; a person who studies all living things, not just plants
文法句型
a botanist
the botanist
[adjective] botanist
用法筆記
Countable noun. Usually used with a determiner (a, the, my) or in the plural form. Unlike 'botany' (the field of study), 'botanist' refers specifically to the person who studies it.