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oceanography |
| 释义 |
oceanographyo‧cean‧og‧ra‧phy /ˌəʊʃənˈɒɡrəfi $ ˌoʊʃənˈɑːɡ-/ noun [uncountable]  - I am working on my Masters degree in oceanography.
- I can remember when I first read about her back in the late 1960s in a book on oceanography.
- I used to want to study oceanography, but somehow I let my father talk me out of that.
- Maury had just completed Physical Geography of the Sea, the first textbook on oceanography published in 1855.
- Some sort of hush-hush oceanography, probably for oil.
- The obvious relevance to oceanography has already been mentioned, but it is far from being the only field of application.
- There are evident applications to oceanography.
the scientific study of the ocean—oceanographer noun [countable] |
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