biologist
US /baɪˈɑːlədʒɪst/
・UK /baɪˈɒlədʒɪst/
A2 初級
n. (c.)可數名詞生物學家
A biologist came into our science class to explain how bees make honey
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【聽Podcast學英文】你的水喝的夠多嗎？ (Are you drinking enough water ⏲️ 6 Minute English)
- Here to discuss this with BBC World Service programme The Food Chain is biologist Professor John Speakman.
生物學家約翰-斯皮克曼（John Speakman）教授將在英國廣播公司世界服務節目《食物鏈》中討論這個問題。
- Here to discuss this with BBC World Service programme, The Food Chain, is biologist Professor John Speakman.
生物學家約翰-斯皮克曼（John Speakman）教授將在英國廣播公司世界服務節目《食物鏈》中討論這個問題。
《極限返航》深度解析：為什麼這部電影能成為獨樹一格的科幻神作？（Project Hail Mary Explained: Why This Movie Feels So Different）
- Former biologist-turned-schoolteacher has lost his life on Earth in the service of a greater good.
這位曾經的生物學家、後來的學校老師，為了更偉大的目標而犧牲了他在地球上的生命。
- Former biologist-turned-schoolteacher has lost his life on Earth in the service of a greater good.
Grace 在離家數百萬英里的星艦上醒來，卻對自己如何來到這裡毫無記憶，他代表了終極的弱者。
為什麼昆蟲對地球上的生命如此重要？ (Why insects are so crucial to life on Earth | BBC Ideas)
- In 1962, American biologist Rachel Carson wrote Silent Spring warning that we were doing terrible damage to our planet.
1962 年，美國生物學家蕾切爾-卡遜撰寫了《寂靜的春天》一書，警告說我們正在對地球造成可怕的破壞。
- In 1962, American biologist Rachel Carson wrote Silent Spring, warning that we were doing terrible damage to our planet.
土壤退化，河流被淤泥汙染或乾涸。
南極冰層下到底藏了什麼祕密？！ (What's Hidden Under Antarctica?)
- Stephen Chown, a biologist who specializes in life on Antarctica.
這位是 Dr.
- Stephen Chown, a biologist who specializes in life on Antarctica.
Stephen Chown，一位專門研究南極洲生命的生物學家。
黑暗時代到底有多黑暗？ (How Dark Were the Dark Ages?)
- would travel to Cologne to study philosophy under the philosopher-biologist Albert the Great,
會到柯隆，在偉大的哲學家暨生物學家阿爾伯特門下研習哲學，
- How about modern science? Thomas's teacher Albert was a biologist. Why should that surprise us?
當代科學就更不用說了。湯瑪斯的老師阿爾伯特是一位生物學家。這樣的身分為什麼會讓我們感到驚訝？
雷·達裡歐的成功原則 (30分鐘濃縮版)！ (Principles For Success by Ray Dalio (In 30 Minutes))
- I found that if instead of dealing with these events as one-offs, I could see each as just another one of those, and approach them in the same way a biologist might approach an animal.
我發現，如果不是一次性處理這些事件，我可以看到每一次都只是其中的另一次，並以生物學家可能會接近動物的同樣方式接近它們。
- I found that if instead of dealing with these events as one-offs, I could see each as just another one of those and approach them in the same way a biologist might approach an animal, first identifying its species, then drawing on principles for dealing with it appropriately.
想像一下你面臨選擇，如果你待在原地的話，會擁有安全無聊的生活，或者如果你承擔成功穿越危險的叢林的風險，你會擁有一個神話般的生活。
