physicist

IPA/ˈfɪzɪsɪst/
KK[fˈɪzɪsɪst]IPA/ˈfɪzɪsɪst/

physicist — 名詞

  • physicistsingular
  • physicistsplural

1. someone trained in physics, especially a person who researches it or teaches it

1.名詞B2
釋義

物理學家

研究或教授物理的人

someone trained in physics, especially a person who researches it or teaches it as a job.

例句

The physicist at CERN explained the new experiment to visiting students.

CERN 的那位物理學家向來訪學生解釋了這項新實驗。

a physicist at + university/lab

As a child, Mei-Ling dreamed of becoming a physicist and studying stars.

Mei-Ling 小時候夢想成為物理學家，研究星星。

become a physicist

常見搭配
  • theoretical physicist
  • particle physicist
  • nuclear physicist
  • famous physicist
  • young physicist
同義詞
  • scientist

    broader term for a person working in any science, not only physics

  • researcher

    focuses on investigation and can be used in many fields

  • academic

    mainly used for a university teacher or researcher, not specifically a physics expert

文法句型

a physicist at + university/lab

become a physicist

physicist who + clause

用法筆記

Usually describes a professional researcher, teacher, or expert in physics, not simply any student taking a school physics class.

常見錯誤

My sister saw a physician on TV explaining gravity.
My sister saw a physicist on TV explaining gravity.
'physician' means doctor, while a 'physicist' studies physics.
Ken became a physicist after one semester of high school physics.
Ken wants to study physics, but he is not a physicist yet.
the word usually suggests real training or professional work in the subject.

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常見搭配

名詞搭配

  • theoretical physicist
  • particle physicist
  • nuclear physicist
  • famous physicist

常用片語

  • become a physicist
  • work as a physicist

介系詞搭配

  • physicist at + university/lab
  • physicist in + field