macroscopic
macroscopic — 形容詞
- macroscopicpositive
- more macroscopiccomparative
- most macroscopicsuperlative
1. relating to what the human eye can see directly, without any magnifying instrume
肉眼可見
不需放大工具即可肉眼觀察的
relating to what the human eye can see directly, without any magnifying instrument such as a microscope.
The biologist studied the leaf's macroscopic structure before using a microscope.
這位生物學家在把葉片放到顯微鏡下之前,先研究了它的巨觀結構。
contrasted with microscopic: visible without magnification
Naoko spotted macroscopic cracks in the concrete wall from several metres away.
直美從幾公尺外就注意到水泥牆上有肉眼可見的裂縫。
Macroscopic features like colour and shape helped the geologist identify the rock as granite.
顏色和形狀等巨觀特徵幫助地質學家判定這塊岩石是花崗岩。
collocation: macroscopic features / structure / properties
Before surgery, the doctor made a macroscopic assessment of the patient's skin for visible abnormalities.
手術前,醫生對病人的皮膚做了巨觀評估,檢查是否有可見的異常。
collocation: macroscopic assessment / examination
The students compared the macroscopic and microscopic views of the same tissue sample.
學生們比較了同一組織樣本的巨觀與微觀影像。
- macroscopic structure
- macroscopic features
- macroscopic properties
- macroscopic scale
- macroscopic level
- macroscopic examination
- visible
broader; can refer to anything that can be seen, with or without optical aids
- observable
formal synonym that emphasises the act of noticing by sight or measurement
- microscopic
too small to be seen without a microscope
- invisible
cannot be seen at all, even with instruments
文法句型
macroscopic + noun
be + macroscopic
用法筆記
This term is most common in scientific fields such as biology, geology, and physics, where it is used in contrast with microscopic. In everyday conversation, speakers usually say visible to the naked eye instead.
常見錯誤
同根字
- macroscopically副詞C1
- microscopic形容詞B2
- macroscope名詞C2
常見搭配
常用片語
- at the macroscopic level
- on a macroscopic scale