Definition of entomology in English:

entomology

noun ˌɛntəˈmɒlədʒiˌɛn(t)əˈmɑlədʒi

mass noun

The branch of zoology concerned with the study of insects.
Example sentencesExamples
- The trend is clear - acronyms will not only not go away, they will infiltrate all areas of biology, including entomology.
- Together, we have expertise in several areas, including cloning, genetics, biology, entomology, and virology.
- As he points out, entomology had become a social, even a fashionable pursuit by the early 1700s.
- Together the team members contribute a wealth of resources, including expertise in cloning, genetics, entomology, and plant biology and pathology.
- Forensic entomology, the study of the insects associated with human corpses, is used to establish the elapsed time since death in murder cases.
- At Indiana, he studied entomology under Alfred Kinsey, later famous for his work on sexology.
- The book also describes different areas of scientific study, including entomology (the study of insects).
- Conducted by researchers from Pennsylvania State University's entomology department, the study will be reported tomorrow in the journal Nature.
- Studies aimed at prolonging the lifespan of insects don't figure prominently in most entomology programs, the vast majority of which have exactly the opposite goal.
- In 1936, he joined the faculty of Carleton College, Northfield, Minnesota, where he taught ornithology, entomology, and comparative anatomy until 1953.
- Some of this concern was evident in his views of entomology, a science which he described as the study of ‘our fellow-creatures of the insect race.’
- Anyone interested in lepidoptera, entomology, natural history, and probably even art and photography will enjoy the photographs.
- A large team can now be involved in investigations and she can draw on the expertise of many forensic specialists in anthropology, dentistry and even entomology (the study of insects).
- His early interest in entomology was extended to ornithology after his arrival in the colony, and he sent many specimens back to England.
- Years ago I often dabbled in entomology, but do not recall ever keeping records of sweep net catches - we just picked out the interesting specimens and shook the rest free.
- In addition to her academic work, Rebecca has taught introductory biology, zoology, and entomology labs.
- The authors have combined their experience in entomology, weed science, and nematology/plant pathology to organize this textbook into 20 logically sequenced chapters.
- He later wrote, ‘It was this early and much esteemed friend who first developed my taste for entomology, and stimulated me to cultivate it.’
- Self-taught in macrophotography and entomology, he specializes in documenting the social life of ants, wasps, and bees.
- He has done post-doctoral research in entomology, molecular biology and genetic engineering, in some of the top universities in Germany, Switzerland and the United States.

Derivatives

entomological

adjective ˌɛntəməˈlɒdʒɪk(ə)lˌɛn(t)əməˈlɑdʒək(ə)l

However impressive 13 authors may be among entomological papers, it barely qualifies as a multi-author paper compared with the competition.
Example sentencesExamples
- The debate about the significance of insect flatulence has been waged for over three-quarters of a century not in obscure special interest entomological journals but rather in the premier scientific journals of our era.
- Received entomological wisdom holds that a ‘prudent’ parasite does not kill its host.
- I'm often invited to give public lectures on entomological topics and, always anxious to do my part for science literacy, I rarely refuse such invitations.
- A review of a book on British butterflies and their collectors may seem more appropriate to the pages of an entomological journal than to American Zoologist.

Origin

Mid 18th century: from French entomologie or modern Latin entomologia, from Greek entomon (denoting an insect) + -logia (see -logy).

Definition of entomology in US English:

entomology

nounˌɛn(t)əˈmɑlədʒiˌen(t)əˈmäləjē

The branch of zoology concerned with the study of insects.
Example sentencesExamples
- Studies aimed at prolonging the lifespan of insects don't figure prominently in most entomology programs, the vast majority of which have exactly the opposite goal.
- He has done post-doctoral research in entomology, molecular biology and genetic engineering, in some of the top universities in Germany, Switzerland and the United States.
- In 1936, he joined the faculty of Carleton College, Northfield, Minnesota, where he taught ornithology, entomology, and comparative anatomy until 1953.
- Together, we have expertise in several areas, including cloning, genetics, biology, entomology, and virology.
- At Indiana, he studied entomology under Alfred Kinsey, later famous for his work on sexology.
- The book also describes different areas of scientific study, including entomology (the study of insects).
- The authors have combined their experience in entomology, weed science, and nematology/plant pathology to organize this textbook into 20 logically sequenced chapters.
- The trend is clear - acronyms will not only not go away, they will infiltrate all areas of biology, including entomology.
- His early interest in entomology was extended to ornithology after his arrival in the colony, and he sent many specimens back to England.
- Some of this concern was evident in his views of entomology, a science which he described as the study of ‘our fellow-creatures of the insect race.’
- A large team can now be involved in investigations and she can draw on the expertise of many forensic specialists in anthropology, dentistry and even entomology (the study of insects).
- Anyone interested in lepidoptera, entomology, natural history, and probably even art and photography will enjoy the photographs.
- He later wrote, ‘It was this early and much esteemed friend who first developed my taste for entomology, and stimulated me to cultivate it.’
- Together the team members contribute a wealth of resources, including expertise in cloning, genetics, entomology, and plant biology and pathology.
- In addition to her academic work, Rebecca has taught introductory biology, zoology, and entomology labs.
- Conducted by researchers from Pennsylvania State University's entomology department, the study will be reported tomorrow in the journal Nature.
- Self-taught in macrophotography and entomology, he specializes in documenting the social life of ants, wasps, and bees.
- As he points out, entomology had become a social, even a fashionable pursuit by the early 1700s.
- Years ago I often dabbled in entomology, but do not recall ever keeping records of sweep net catches - we just picked out the interesting specimens and shook the rest free.
- Forensic entomology, the study of the insects associated with human corpses, is used to establish the elapsed time since death in murder cases.

Origin

Mid 18th century: from French entomologie or modern Latin entomologia, from Greek entomon (denoting an insect) + -logia (see -logy).

单词	entomology
释义	Definition of entomology in English: entomology noun ˌɛntəˈmɒlədʒiˌɛn(t)əˈmɑlədʒi mass noun The branch of zoology concerned with the study of insects. Example sentencesExamples The trend is clear - acronyms will not only not go away, they will infiltrate all areas of biology, including entomology. Together, we have expertise in several areas, including cloning, genetics, biology, entomology, and virology. As he points out, entomology had become a social, even a fashionable pursuit by the early 1700s. Together the team members contribute a wealth of resources, including expertise in cloning, genetics, entomology, and plant biology and pathology. Forensic entomology, the study of the insects associated with human corpses, is used to establish the elapsed time since death in murder cases. At Indiana, he studied entomology under Alfred Kinsey, later famous for his work on sexology. The book also describes different areas of scientific study, including entomology (the study of insects). Conducted by researchers from Pennsylvania State University's entomology department, the study will be reported tomorrow in the journal Nature. Studies aimed at prolonging the lifespan of insects don't figure prominently in most entomology programs, the vast majority of which have exactly the opposite goal. In 1936, he joined the faculty of Carleton College, Northfield, Minnesota, where he taught ornithology, entomology, and comparative anatomy until 1953. Some of this concern was evident in his views of entomology, a science which he described as the study of ‘our fellow-creatures of the insect race.’ Anyone interested in lepidoptera, entomology, natural history, and probably even art and photography will enjoy the photographs. A large team can now be involved in investigations and she can draw on the expertise of many forensic specialists in anthropology, dentistry and even entomology (the study of insects). His early interest in entomology was extended to ornithology after his arrival in the colony, and he sent many specimens back to England. Years ago I often dabbled in entomology, but do not recall ever keeping records of sweep net catches - we just picked out the interesting specimens and shook the rest free. In addition to her academic work, Rebecca has taught introductory biology, zoology, and entomology labs. The authors have combined their experience in entomology, weed science, and nematology/plant pathology to organize this textbook into 20 logically sequenced chapters. He later wrote, ‘It was this early and much esteemed friend who first developed my taste for entomology, and stimulated me to cultivate it.’ Self-taught in macrophotography and entomology, he specializes in documenting the social life of ants, wasps, and bees. He has done post-doctoral research in entomology, molecular biology and genetic engineering, in some of the top universities in Germany, Switzerland and the United States. Derivatives entomological adjective ˌɛntəməˈlɒdʒɪk(ə)lˌɛn(t)əməˈlɑdʒək(ə)l However impressive 13 authors may be among entomological papers, it barely qualifies as a multi-author paper compared with the competition. Example sentencesExamples The debate about the significance of insect flatulence has been waged for over three-quarters of a century not in obscure special interest entomological journals but rather in the premier scientific journals of our era. Received entomological wisdom holds that a ‘prudent’ parasite does not kill its host. I'm often invited to give public lectures on entomological topics and, always anxious to do my part for science literacy, I rarely refuse such invitations. A review of a book on British butterflies and their collectors may seem more appropriate to the pages of an entomological journal than to American Zoologist. Origin Mid 18th century: from French entomologie or modern Latin entomologia, from Greek entomon (denoting an insect) + -logia (see -logy). Definition of entomology in US English: entomology nounˌɛn(t)əˈmɑlədʒiˌen(t)əˈmäləjē The branch of zoology concerned with the study of insects. Example sentencesExamples Studies aimed at prolonging the lifespan of insects don't figure prominently in most entomology programs, the vast majority of which have exactly the opposite goal. He has done post-doctoral research in entomology, molecular biology and genetic engineering, in some of the top universities in Germany, Switzerland and the United States. In 1936, he joined the faculty of Carleton College, Northfield, Minnesota, where he taught ornithology, entomology, and comparative anatomy until 1953. Together, we have expertise in several areas, including cloning, genetics, biology, entomology, and virology. At Indiana, he studied entomology under Alfred Kinsey, later famous for his work on sexology. The book also describes different areas of scientific study, including entomology (the study of insects). The authors have combined their experience in entomology, weed science, and nematology/plant pathology to organize this textbook into 20 logically sequenced chapters. The trend is clear - acronyms will not only not go away, they will infiltrate all areas of biology, including entomology. His early interest in entomology was extended to ornithology after his arrival in the colony, and he sent many specimens back to England. Some of this concern was evident in his views of entomology, a science which he described as the study of ‘our fellow-creatures of the insect race.’ A large team can now be involved in investigations and she can draw on the expertise of many forensic specialists in anthropology, dentistry and even entomology (the study of insects). Anyone interested in lepidoptera, entomology, natural history, and probably even art and photography will enjoy the photographs. He later wrote, ‘It was this early and much esteemed friend who first developed my taste for entomology, and stimulated me to cultivate it.’ Together the team members contribute a wealth of resources, including expertise in cloning, genetics, entomology, and plant biology and pathology. In addition to her academic work, Rebecca has taught introductory biology, zoology, and entomology labs. Conducted by researchers from Pennsylvania State University's entomology department, the study will be reported tomorrow in the journal Nature. Self-taught in macrophotography and entomology, he specializes in documenting the social life of ants, wasps, and bees. As he points out, entomology had become a social, even a fashionable pursuit by the early 1700s. Years ago I often dabbled in entomology, but do not recall ever keeping records of sweep net catches - we just picked out the interesting specimens and shook the rest free. Forensic entomology, the study of the insects associated with human corpses, is used to establish the elapsed time since death in murder cases. Origin Mid 18th century: from French entomologie or modern Latin entomologia, from Greek entomon (denoting an insect) + -logia (see -logy).
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