geology

• n. 地質学；地質学的条件

geo-、地面、大地。-学、教義

geology (n.)

1795 as "science of the past and present condition of the Earth's crust," from Modern Latin geologia "the study of the earth," from geo- "earth" + logia (see -logy). German Geologie is attested by 1785. In Medieval Latin, geologia (14c.) meant "study of earthly things," i.e. law, as distinguished from arts and sciences, which concern the works of God. Darwin used geologize as a verb.

1. We went on a geology field trip.

地質野外調査に行きます。

2.the geology of the British Isles

ブリテン諸島の地質

3.the keeper of geology at the museum

博物館地質資料の保管人

4.The students went to study the geology of that region.

学生たちはその地域の地質状況を研究しに行く。

＜dl>＜dt＞5.Inhis lecture on geology ，he touched on the subject of climate.

地質学に関する報告書では、気候問題にも触れている。