英语释义

1. the sciences (such as geology, geophysics, and geochemistry) dealing with the earth

2. any of the geosciences — compare earth science

3. the sciences (as geology) dealing with the earth

片语

Geoscience Education地球科学教育

earth sciences地球科学，地学

tourism geoscience旅游地学

geoscience database地质科学资料库

geoscience tour地学旅游

Geoscience Engineering地质科学工程

Geoscience Department在地球科学系工作

deliver geoscience地学图形

Geoscience AustraliaGeoscience Australia is an agency of the Australian federal government. It carries out geoscientific research.

英汉例句

• writing in the journal nature geoscience in january, the team warned that the danger of a quake greater than magnitude 8.5 remained along the segment under padang.

  这个小组一月份在《自然地球科学》杂志上发表文章警告说巴东地区下方爆发8.5级以上地震的可能性依然存在。

• 「i think this is one of the most exciting discoveries in geoscience in a very long time,」 duke university's steven cummer, who was not involved in the research, in a press conference.

  「我认为这是在地球科学上的很长一段时间里，最令人激动的发现之一」，没有参与此项研究的杜克大学的史蒂芬·卡默（stevencummer）在新闻发布会上说。

• but a study published in nature geoscience in 2011 argued that many of the steep gorges at the bottoms of the alps probably persisted through multiple glacial episodes.

  但是，一篇今年发表在《自然地球科学》上的研究报告指出，阿尔卑斯山脉里很多陡峭的峡谷都经历了多个冰河时期。

• until now. a paper published last week in nature geoscience reports the results of recent work using neutrino detectors to quantify the radiogenic production of heat.

  直到现在，上周在发表在《自然地球科学》的一篇论文报告了最近使用中微子探测器量化放射产生热量的工作结果。

• by contrast, tests on the new discoveries confirmed they were once alive, and not merely formed through mineralisation, the journal nature geoscience reports.

  自然——地球科学杂志报道，相比之下，针对这些新发现的测试证明了这些细菌曾经是活的，化石并不是因为矿化作用形成的。

• the dust was then trapped in the polar jetstream, a fast-flowing air current that lies just under the stratosphere, and began its 「journey around the world」 according to the nature geoscience journal.

  这个沙丘于是被困在了一股极端气流的地方，这个极端的气流是一股快速流动的空气流，而这股空气流是在平流层的下面的，根据自然科学杂志的说法，这个大沙球从此开始了环游世界。

• the team conclude in the journal nature geoscience that those natural sinks are becoming less efficient, absorbing 55% of the carbon now, compared with 60% half a century ago.

  该小组在《自然地球科学》杂志撰文，提出如下结论：这些自然沉淀池的效率越来越低，半个世纪前可以吸收60％，而现在只有55％。