かがく
Meanings
Noun
1. science
Verb (する, transitive)
2. to think about scientifically; to think in terms of science
Pitch accent
か
がく
Composed of
department (of a university or hospital); course (of study); branch of study; family
learning; scholarship; study; study of ...; -ology; -ics
Used in vocabulary (148 in total)
scientific capability; scientific ability (e.g. of a student); scientific strength (e.g. of a country); level of technological development
scientist
scientific
Examples (46 in total)
I don't like science.
Science has made remarkable progress.
Psychology is the science of the mind.
Astronomy is the science of heavenly bodies.
Science produced the atomic bomb.
She is weakest at science.
Mathematics is basic to all sciences.
He is absorbed in scientific work.
In recent years, science has made remarkable progress.
He doesn't show any interest in science.
Science does not solve all the problems of life.
The impact of science on society is great.
Her father devoted his life to science.
Observation is a passive science, experimentation an active science.
He devoted his life to the study of science.
Science is based on careful observation.
She has little knowledge of science.
This, in essence, is the secret of science.
The new discovery proved useful to science.
Science as such is not interested in the value or worth of things.
The secret of the pyramid was brought to light by science.
Science begins when you ask why and how.
Science has brought about many changes to our lives.
It was one of the great discoveries in science.
Science has brought about many changes in our lives.
How is the discovery related to the progress of science?
Man hopes to master nature with science and technology.
Knowledge of computers is basic to all sciences.
You find that it is shaped by science.
If science makes progress, we'll be able to solve such problems.
Above all, scientific terms call for precise definitions.
Science is far more than a collection of facts and methods.
Einstein's theories contributed greatly to modern science.
Science has made rapid progress in this century.
Modern civilization rests on a foundation of science and education.
She wrote on gender bias in science.
There was a great conflict between religion and science.
The fact is of great importance from the viewpoint of science.
Physics can be defined as the science of matter, motion, and energy.
Science and art must contribute to the promotion of human welfare.
The discovery of truth should remain the single aim of science.
There is no telling how far science may have progressed by the end of the twentieth century.
Not until the end of the nineteenth century, did plant breeding become a scientific discipline.
Facts are to science what words are to the poets.
This book is of great value to students of science.
True science teaches us to doubt and to abstain from ignorance.