4周搞定2000+托福核心词
geographic = geo(地球) + graph(写) + ic(…的) = 地理的
geoologist = geo(地球) + ology(学科) + ist(人) = 地质学者
archaeologist = archaeo(古老的) + logy(学科) + ist(人) = 考古学家
astrology = astro(星星) + logy(学科) = 关于星星的学科→占星术
与地球有关的学科→地质学
geology
常考释义
So for several weeks like I said we’ll be addressing geology from a wider perspective.
所以接下来几周，就像我说的，我们将会从一个更为广泛的角度解决地理问题。
来源于：听力OFFICIAL4 L3n. 地质学
He was visiting professor of geology at the University of Jordan.
他是约旦大学的地质学客座教授。
There's not a lot of breaking news in geology.
这通常可没太多地质学方面的大新闻。
来自《新闻编辑室 第1季第1集》
图片源自网络
However, James Hutton (1726-, known as the founder of modern geology, was the first to have the important insight that geologic processes are cyclic in nature.
然而，现代地质学的创始人James Hotton（1726-1797）才是第一位发现这个重要事实的人：地质过程在自然界其实是循环往复的。
来源于：阅读OFFICIAL35 P1In the middle of the nineteenth century, Louis Agassiz, one of the first scientists to study glaciers, immigrated to the United States from Switzerland and became a professor at Harvard University, where he continued his studies in geology and other sciences.
在19世纪中期，路易斯•阿加西是第一批研究冰川的科学家中的一个，他从瑞士移民到美国成为哈佛大学的一位教授，在那里继续研究地质和其他科学。
来源于：阅读OFFICIAL19 P3He then proceeded to teach himself geology, and when he was twenty-four, he went to work for the company that was excavating the Somerset Coal Canal in the south of England.
后来，他又自学了地质学，24岁的时候，他开始为挖掘英格兰南部Somerset Coal运河的那家公司工作。
来源于：阅读OFFICIAL6 P2In 1831 when Smith was finally recognized by the Geological Society of London as the “father of English geology,” it was not only for his maps but also for something even more important.
1831年，史密斯最终被伦敦地质学会认可，并赋予他“英国地质学之父”的称号，这不仅仅是因为那张地图，而且是为了其他更重要的原因。
来源于：阅读OFFICIAL6 P2If they show evidence of once having been joined, that could really tell us a lot about the early history of the planet's geology.
如果能有证据表明“始合”，那些证据就能给我们提供很多地球地质学的早期史料。
来源于：听力OFFICIAL1 L3n. 地质特征；地质情况
They're studying the vegetation and geology of the area.
他们正在研究这个地区的植被和地质情况。
It's chalk, chalky clay. That's a far thinner band of geology.
白垩，白垩质粘土。这可以缩小地理范围。
来自《新福尔摩斯 第2季第3集》
图片源自网络
This has been so since ancient times, partly due to the geology of the area, which is mostly limestone and sandstone, with few deposits of metallic ore and other useful materials.
这种情况（贸易是主要支柱）从古至今都是如此，一部分原因是中东地区的地质环境——多为沙石和石灰岩，金属矿藏和其它有用材料很少。
来源于：阅读OFFICIAL16 P1So for several weeks like I said we’ll be addressing geology from a wider perspective.
所以接下来几周，就像我说的，我们将会从一个更为广泛的角度解决地理问题。
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