Definition of biology in English:

biology

noun bʌɪˈɒlədʒibaɪˈɑlədʒi

mass noun

1The study of living organisms, divided into many specialized fields that cover their morphology, physiology, anatomy, behaviour, origin, and distribution.
生物学
Example sentencesExamples
- At the other end of the spectrum, organismal biology and ecology are making a modest comeback.
- The team has also carried out basic studies in parasite biology to study new molecules.
- Another, newer field, called systems biology or systems biomedicine, is emerging.
- Many fields in biology have progressed by the concentrated study of a select group of model systems.
- The numbers studying chemistry and biology, meanwhile, have been enjoying a steady rise.
- My high school assignments included physical science, biology, and chemistry.
- The technique could have implications for studying cell and developmental biology.
- She is currently taking a year off from Sofia University, where she studied biology and genetics.
- Gina was a really interesting person - studying biology and chemistry to go to Med School and then join the Army to travel the world.
- This was especially so in the fields of geology, biology, botany and organic chemistry.
- Lucy will be taking A-level examinations in maths, chemistry, biology and geography this year.
- An A level student at Sheldon School, Edward is studying biology, physics, chemistry and maths.
- Most, but by no means all, are recent graduates in a medicine - related subject such as biology, anatomy or physiology.
- She is now hoping to study maths, chemistry, biology, physics and history.
- It has applications outside of the realm of biology, in fields like genetic algorithms and economics.
- In this way he provides a theoretical framework for the volume and shows connections to other fields of study also, such as biology and chemistry.
- He managed to walk away with seven O-levels and started studying A-level biology, physics and chemistry.
- His father told him to study something useful, so he studied chemistry and biology.
- In the rest of this chapter we first look at the history of embryology - as the study of developmental biology has been called for most of its existence.
- The emphasis is on horticultural aspects of reproductive biology and pollination ecology.
1. 1.1 The plants and animals of a particular area.
  （一个地区的）生物
  the biology of the Chesapeake Bay
  切萨皮克湾的生物。
  Example sentencesExamples
  He discovered fish that had never been seen; he was one of the pioneer explorers of the biology of Lake Superior.
  Each of the presenters at the ICPRB conference, Human Influences on the Biology of the Potomac River, gave the basin a letter grade for different aspects of the river, based on their expertise.
  This data is not sufficient to properly assess impacts to the local biology given the probable long-term use of the shoal as a sand resource area.
  We are out for pleasure, to check the biology of the area, and perhaps to get some pictures of marine species we have not seen before.
  Involves extensive field experiences including biology of deserts, mountains, islands, or tropical forests.
2. 1.2 The physiology, behaviour, and other qualities of a particular organism or class of organisms.
  （某种或某类生物的生理、行为等）生物特征
  human biology
  人体生物特征。
  Example sentencesExamples
  This says that the human mind is a ‘blank slate’ wholly unconstrained by any kind of human biology.
  Whale Study Week includes boat trips as well as classes in whale biology and general marine ecology.
  Wouldn't it seem that human biology would oppose the ubiquity of religion?
  Much of human biology is still speculative, and its interaction with environment is intricate.
  Our difficulty in combating this behaviour may arise because we are struggling against nature and basic human biology.
  In universities and research institutions around the world, male fertility is marking a new frontier in human biology.
  The complexity of human biology will not prevent scientists from figuring it out in enormous detail.
  Race and ethnicity are neither natural nor given: they have no basis in human biology.
  Once they meet they become a distinct cell cluster unlike any other in human biology.
  Even human biology and the human body are not timeless essences but concepts that arrive to us through the lens of language and to which we accede on learning to talk.
  In space it is possible to identify and isolate some unique characteristics of human physiology and biology.
  Apparently her class is doing marine biology, and the teacher's an old colleague of Mom's.
  For this reason, disjunctions may appear between features of human biology and behavior.
  Some are already revealing deep secrets of human biology and pointing the way toward new medical treatments.
  Institutions should be molded around human biology rather than the other way around.
  Although I aced the exam and the class, the only biology I learnt that semester was animal behaviour.
  What if the government charged him to set up a world class institute of marine biology?
  So many new additions to the human biology in a short time have implications for efficient body function.
  Her TEE subjects were history, English, human biology and discrete mathematics.
  Minno studied the pollination biology of A. curtissii, but little is known of its autecology.

Origin

Early 19th century: coined in German, via French from Greek bios 'life' + -logy.

amphibian from mid 17th century:
Amphibians live both in water and on land, and it is the idea of ‘living in both’ that gives us the word, which comes from Greek amphi ‘both’ (also found in amphitheatre (Late Middle English) from amphi ‘on both sides’ and theatron ‘place for beholding’) and bios ‘life’, source of words such as biology (early 19th century) and antibiotic (mid 19th century). Before it was applied specifically to frogs, toads, and newts, amphibian simply meant ‘having two modes of existence, of doubtful nature’.

Definition of biology in US English:

biology

(also biol.)

nounbaɪˈɑlədʒibīˈäləjē

1The study of living organisms, divided into many specialized fields that cover their morphology, physiology, anatomy, behavior, origin, and distribution.
生物学
Example sentencesExamples
- She is currently taking a year off from Sofia University, where she studied biology and genetics.
- Another, newer field, called systems biology or systems biomedicine, is emerging.
- My high school assignments included physical science, biology, and chemistry.
- An A level student at Sheldon School, Edward is studying biology, physics, chemistry and maths.
- It has applications outside of the realm of biology, in fields like genetic algorithms and economics.
- In this way he provides a theoretical framework for the volume and shows connections to other fields of study also, such as biology and chemistry.
- She is now hoping to study maths, chemistry, biology, physics and history.
- His father told him to study something useful, so he studied chemistry and biology.
- Gina was a really interesting person - studying biology and chemistry to go to Med School and then join the Army to travel the world.
- The team has also carried out basic studies in parasite biology to study new molecules.
- Many fields in biology have progressed by the concentrated study of a select group of model systems.
- At the other end of the spectrum, organismal biology and ecology are making a modest comeback.
- This was especially so in the fields of geology, biology, botany and organic chemistry.
- In the rest of this chapter we first look at the history of embryology - as the study of developmental biology has been called for most of its existence.
- The technique could have implications for studying cell and developmental biology.
- He managed to walk away with seven O-levels and started studying A-level biology, physics and chemistry.
- The numbers studying chemistry and biology, meanwhile, have been enjoying a steady rise.
- Most, but by no means all, are recent graduates in a medicine - related subject such as biology, anatomy or physiology.
- The emphasis is on horticultural aspects of reproductive biology and pollination ecology.
- Lucy will be taking A-level examinations in maths, chemistry, biology and geography this year.
1. 1.1 The plants and animals of a particular area.
  （一个地区的）生物
  the biology of Chesapeake Bay
  切萨皮克湾的生物。
  Example sentencesExamples
  He discovered fish that had never been seen; he was one of the pioneer explorers of the biology of Lake Superior.
  Involves extensive field experiences including biology of deserts, mountains, islands, or tropical forests.
  Each of the presenters at the ICPRB conference, Human Influences on the Biology of the Potomac River, gave the basin a letter grade for different aspects of the river, based on their expertise.
  We are out for pleasure, to check the biology of the area, and perhaps to get some pictures of marine species we have not seen before.
  This data is not sufficient to properly assess impacts to the local biology given the probable long-term use of the shoal as a sand resource area.
2. 1.2 The physiology, behavior, and other qualities of a particular organism or class of organisms.
  （某种或某类生物的生理、行为等）生物特征
  human biology
  人体生物特征。
  Example sentencesExamples
  The complexity of human biology will not prevent scientists from figuring it out in enormous detail.
  Once they meet they become a distinct cell cluster unlike any other in human biology.
  Some are already revealing deep secrets of human biology and pointing the way toward new medical treatments.
  For this reason, disjunctions may appear between features of human biology and behavior.
  In universities and research institutions around the world, male fertility is marking a new frontier in human biology.
  Her TEE subjects were history, English, human biology and discrete mathematics.
  Wouldn't it seem that human biology would oppose the ubiquity of religion?
  Our difficulty in combating this behaviour may arise because we are struggling against nature and basic human biology.
  In space it is possible to identify and isolate some unique characteristics of human physiology and biology.
  Institutions should be molded around human biology rather than the other way around.
  So many new additions to the human biology in a short time have implications for efficient body function.
  This says that the human mind is a ‘blank slate’ wholly unconstrained by any kind of human biology.
  Minno studied the pollination biology of A. curtissii, but little is known of its autecology.
  Much of human biology is still speculative, and its interaction with environment is intricate.
  Although I aced the exam and the class, the only biology I learnt that semester was animal behaviour.
  What if the government charged him to set up a world class institute of marine biology?
  Race and ethnicity are neither natural nor given: they have no basis in human biology.
  Even human biology and the human body are not timeless essences but concepts that arrive to us through the lens of language and to which we accede on learning to talk.
  Apparently her class is doing marine biology, and the teacher's an old colleague of Mom's.
  Whale Study Week includes boat trips as well as classes in whale biology and general marine ecology.

Origin

Early 19th century: coined in German, via French from Greek bios ‘life’ + -logy.

词汇	biology
释义	Definition of biology in English: biology noun bʌɪˈɒlədʒibaɪˈɑlədʒi mass noun 1The study of living organisms, divided into many specialized fields that cover their morphology, physiology, anatomy, behaviour, origin, and distribution. 生物学 Example sentencesExamples At the other end of the spectrum, organismal biology and ecology are making a modest comeback. The team has also carried out basic studies in parasite biology to study new molecules. Another, newer field, called systems biology or systems biomedicine, is emerging. Many fields in biology have progressed by the concentrated study of a select group of model systems. The numbers studying chemistry and biology, meanwhile, have been enjoying a steady rise. My high school assignments included physical science, biology, and chemistry. The technique could have implications for studying cell and developmental biology. She is currently taking a year off from Sofia University, where she studied biology and genetics. Gina was a really interesting person - studying biology and chemistry to go to Med School and then join the Army to travel the world. This was especially so in the fields of geology, biology, botany and organic chemistry. Lucy will be taking A-level examinations in maths, chemistry, biology and geography this year. An A level student at Sheldon School, Edward is studying biology, physics, chemistry and maths. Most, but by no means all, are recent graduates in a medicine - related subject such as biology, anatomy or physiology. She is now hoping to study maths, chemistry, biology, physics and history. It has applications outside of the realm of biology, in fields like genetic algorithms and economics. In this way he provides a theoretical framework for the volume and shows connections to other fields of study also, such as biology and chemistry. He managed to walk away with seven O-levels and started studying A-level biology, physics and chemistry. His father told him to study something useful, so he studied chemistry and biology. In the rest of this chapter we first look at the history of embryology - as the study of developmental biology has been called for most of its existence. The emphasis is on horticultural aspects of reproductive biology and pollination ecology. 1.1 The plants and animals of a particular area. （一个地区的）生物 the biology of the Chesapeake Bay 切萨皮克湾的生物。 Example sentencesExamples He discovered fish that had never been seen; he was one of the pioneer explorers of the biology of Lake Superior. Each of the presenters at the ICPRB conference, Human Influences on the Biology of the Potomac River, gave the basin a letter grade for different aspects of the river, based on their expertise. This data is not sufficient to properly assess impacts to the local biology given the probable long-term use of the shoal as a sand resource area. We are out for pleasure, to check the biology of the area, and perhaps to get some pictures of marine species we have not seen before. Involves extensive field experiences including biology of deserts, mountains, islands, or tropical forests. 1.2 The physiology, behaviour, and other qualities of a particular organism or class of organisms. （某种或某类生物的生理、行为等）生物特征 human biology 人体生物特征。 Example sentencesExamples This says that the human mind is a ‘blank slate’ wholly unconstrained by any kind of human biology. Whale Study Week includes boat trips as well as classes in whale biology and general marine ecology. Wouldn't it seem that human biology would oppose the ubiquity of religion? Much of human biology is still speculative, and its interaction with environment is intricate. Our difficulty in combating this behaviour may arise because we are struggling against nature and basic human biology. In universities and research institutions around the world, male fertility is marking a new frontier in human biology. The complexity of human biology will not prevent scientists from figuring it out in enormous detail. Race and ethnicity are neither natural nor given: they have no basis in human biology. Once they meet they become a distinct cell cluster unlike any other in human biology. Even human biology and the human body are not timeless essences but concepts that arrive to us through the lens of language and to which we accede on learning to talk. In space it is possible to identify and isolate some unique characteristics of human physiology and biology. Apparently her class is doing marine biology, and the teacher's an old colleague of Mom's. For this reason, disjunctions may appear between features of human biology and behavior. Some are already revealing deep secrets of human biology and pointing the way toward new medical treatments. Institutions should be molded around human biology rather than the other way around. Although I aced the exam and the class, the only biology I learnt that semester was animal behaviour. What if the government charged him to set up a world class institute of marine biology? So many new additions to the human biology in a short time have implications for efficient body function. Her TEE subjects were history, English, human biology and discrete mathematics. Minno studied the pollination biology of A. curtissii, but little is known of its autecology. Origin Early 19th century: coined in German, via French from Greek bios 'life' + -logy. amphibian from mid 17th century: Amphibians live both in water and on land, and it is the idea of ‘living in both’ that gives us the word, which comes from Greek amphi ‘both’ (also found in amphitheatre (Late Middle English) from amphi ‘on both sides’ and theatron ‘place for beholding’) and bios ‘life’, source of words such as biology (early 19th century) and antibiotic (mid 19th century). Before it was applied specifically to frogs, toads, and newts, amphibian simply meant ‘having two modes of existence, of doubtful nature’. Definition of biology in US English: biology (also biol.) nounbaɪˈɑlədʒibīˈäləjē 1The study of living organisms, divided into many specialized fields that cover their morphology, physiology, anatomy, behavior, origin, and distribution. 生物学 Example sentencesExamples She is currently taking a year off from Sofia University, where she studied biology and genetics. Another, newer field, called systems biology or systems biomedicine, is emerging. My high school assignments included physical science, biology, and chemistry. An A level student at Sheldon School, Edward is studying biology, physics, chemistry and maths. It has applications outside of the realm of biology, in fields like genetic algorithms and economics. In this way he provides a theoretical framework for the volume and shows connections to other fields of study also, such as biology and chemistry. She is now hoping to study maths, chemistry, biology, physics and history. His father told him to study something useful, so he studied chemistry and biology. Gina was a really interesting person - studying biology and chemistry to go to Med School and then join the Army to travel the world. The team has also carried out basic studies in parasite biology to study new molecules. Many fields in biology have progressed by the concentrated study of a select group of model systems. At the other end of the spectrum, organismal biology and ecology are making a modest comeback. This was especially so in the fields of geology, biology, botany and organic chemistry. In the rest of this chapter we first look at the history of embryology - as the study of developmental biology has been called for most of its existence. The technique could have implications for studying cell and developmental biology. He managed to walk away with seven O-levels and started studying A-level biology, physics and chemistry. The numbers studying chemistry and biology, meanwhile, have been enjoying a steady rise. Most, but by no means all, are recent graduates in a medicine - related subject such as biology, anatomy or physiology. The emphasis is on horticultural aspects of reproductive biology and pollination ecology. Lucy will be taking A-level examinations in maths, chemistry, biology and geography this year. 1.1 The plants and animals of a particular area. （一个地区的）生物 the biology of Chesapeake Bay 切萨皮克湾的生物。 Example sentencesExamples He discovered fish that had never been seen; he was one of the pioneer explorers of the biology of Lake Superior. Involves extensive field experiences including biology of deserts, mountains, islands, or tropical forests. Each of the presenters at the ICPRB conference, Human Influences on the Biology of the Potomac River, gave the basin a letter grade for different aspects of the river, based on their expertise. We are out for pleasure, to check the biology of the area, and perhaps to get some pictures of marine species we have not seen before. This data is not sufficient to properly assess impacts to the local biology given the probable long-term use of the shoal as a sand resource area. 1.2 The physiology, behavior, and other qualities of a particular organism or class of organisms. （某种或某类生物的生理、行为等）生物特征 human biology 人体生物特征。 Example sentencesExamples The complexity of human biology will not prevent scientists from figuring it out in enormous detail. Once they meet they become a distinct cell cluster unlike any other in human biology. Some are already revealing deep secrets of human biology and pointing the way toward new medical treatments. For this reason, disjunctions may appear between features of human biology and behavior. In universities and research institutions around the world, male fertility is marking a new frontier in human biology. Her TEE subjects were history, English, human biology and discrete mathematics. Wouldn't it seem that human biology would oppose the ubiquity of religion? Our difficulty in combating this behaviour may arise because we are struggling against nature and basic human biology. In space it is possible to identify and isolate some unique characteristics of human physiology and biology. Institutions should be molded around human biology rather than the other way around. So many new additions to the human biology in a short time have implications for efficient body function. This says that the human mind is a ‘blank slate’ wholly unconstrained by any kind of human biology. Minno studied the pollination biology of A. curtissii, but little is known of its autecology. Much of human biology is still speculative, and its interaction with environment is intricate. Although I aced the exam and the class, the only biology I learnt that semester was animal behaviour. What if the government charged him to set up a world class institute of marine biology? Race and ethnicity are neither natural nor given: they have no basis in human biology. Even human biology and the human body are not timeless essences but concepts that arrive to us through the lens of language and to which we accede on learning to talk. Apparently her class is doing marine biology, and the teacher's an old colleague of Mom's. Whale Study Week includes boat trips as well as classes in whale biology and general marine ecology. Origin Early 19th century: coined in German, via French from Greek bios ‘life’ + -logy.
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