Definition of Bernoulli in English:

Bernoulli

proper nounbəːˈnuːibərˈno͞o(l)ē

1A Swiss family that produced many eminent mathematicians and scientists.
1. 1.1 Jakob (1654–1705); also known as Jacques or James Bernoulli. He made discoveries in calculus and contributed to geometry and the theory of probabilities.
2. 1.2 Johann (1667–1748), the brother of Jakob, who contributed to differential and integral calculus; also known as Jean or John Bernoulli.
3. 1.3 Daniel (1700–82), son of Johann. His greatest contributions were to hydrodynamics and mathematical physics.

proper nounbərˈno͞o(l)ē

1A Swiss family that produced many eminent mathematicians and scientists.
1. 1.1 Jakob (1654–1705), a professor of mathematics; also known as Jacques or James Bernoulli. He made discoveries in calculus and contributed to geometry and the theory of probabilities.
2. 1.2 Johann (1667–1748), the brother of Jakob; also known as Jean or John Bernoulli. He contributed to differential and integral calculus.
3. 1.3 Daniel (1700–82), son of Johann. His greatest contributions were to hydrodynamics and mathematical physics.

单词	Bernoulli
释义	Definition of Bernoulli in English: Bernoulli proper nounbəːˈnuːibərˈno͞o(l)ē 1A Swiss family that produced many eminent mathematicians and scientists. 1.1 Jakob (1654–1705); also known as Jacques or James Bernoulli. He made discoveries in calculus and contributed to geometry and the theory of probabilities. 1.2 Johann (1667–1748), the brother of Jakob, who contributed to differential and integral calculus; also known as Jean or John Bernoulli. 1.3 Daniel (1700–82), son of Johann. His greatest contributions were to hydrodynamics and mathematical physics. Definition of Bernoulli in US English: Bernoulli proper nounbərˈno͞o(l)ē 1A Swiss family that produced many eminent mathematicians and scientists. 1.1 Jakob (1654–1705), a professor of mathematics; also known as Jacques or James Bernoulli. He made discoveries in calculus and contributed to geometry and the theory of probabilities. 1.2 Johann (1667–1748), the brother of Jakob; also known as Jean or John Bernoulli. He contributed to differential and integral calculus. 1.3 Daniel (1700–82), son of Johann. His greatest contributions were to hydrodynamics and mathematical physics.
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