meteorology
meteorology — 名詞
1. The branch of science that examines the air surrounding Earth and other planets,
氣象學
研究大氣現象與天氣變化的科學
The branch of science that examines the air surrounding Earth and other planets, focusing on how weather systems develop and change.
Chen Wei studied meteorology at university and now works for the national weather service.
Chen Wei 在大學攻讀氣象學,現在為國家氣象局工作。
studied + at university (typical collocation for academic subjects)
Modern meteorology uses satellites and computers to track storms across the ocean.
現代氣象學利用衛星和電腦追蹤海洋上的風暴。
uses + satellites and computers (instruments of meteorology)
The meteorology department at National Taiwan University has new equipment for weather research.
臺灣大學的氣象學系添購了新設備,用於天氣研究。
Advances in meteorology have helped farmers know when to plant and harvest their crops.
氣象學的進步幫助農民掌握播種與收成的最佳時機。
Thanks to meteorology, Dr. Amina Osman can warn villages about incoming storms in East Africa.
拜氣象學之賜,Amina Osman 博士能對東非的村落發布暴風雨警報。
- climatology
Climatology is a subfield that focuses specifically on long-term climate patterns rather than day-to-day weather
- atmospheric science
A broader term that includes meteorology plus the study of atmospheric chemistry, physics, and air quality
用法筆記
Meteorology is an uncountable noun and is not used in the plural. A person who works in this field is a meteorologist; the related adjective is meteorological.