Definition of geologist in English:

geologist

noun dʒɪˈɒlədʒɪstdʒiˈɑlədʒəst

An expert in or student of geology.
geologists have discovered sediments which contain fossilized single-celled organisms
Example sentencesExamples
- The society's electronic library regularly publishes technical papers by field geologists.
- He is the geologist who has most eloquently laid out the argument for higher oil prices.
- There is a growing belief among the geologists who study world oil supply that world oil production is soon headed into an irreversible decline.
- The core was recently extracted from beneath the floor of the crater so that geologists could examine the stratigraphic evidence.
- More than 1,400 scientists, engineers, and geologists from 50 countries downloaded the company's data and started their virtual exploration.
- Those were the words of pioneering geologist John Wesley Powell, who led the first expedition through the Grand Canyon in 1873.
- Depletion dynamics are, as the geologist Hubbert predicted decades ago, alive and well.
- Zircon is rarely present in large quantities in any one rock, making it what geologists call an accessory mineral.
- Darwin corresponded with numerous biologists, breeders, and geologists in the course of gathering his material.
- Geologists say the fields off the island contain 480 billion cubic meters of gas.

Rhymes

apologist, biologist, ecologist, ideologist, oncologist, ontologist, pedologist, sexologist, theologist, zoologist

Definition of geologist in US English:

geologist

noundʒiˈɑlədʒəstjēˈäləjəst

An expert in or student of geology.
geologists have discovered sediments which contain fossilized single-celled organisms
Example sentencesExamples
- The core was recently extracted from beneath the floor of the crater so that geologists could examine the stratigraphic evidence.
- Those were the words of pioneering geologist John Wesley Powell, who led the first expedition through the Grand Canyon in 1873.
- There is a growing belief among the geologists who study world oil supply that world oil production is soon headed into an irreversible decline.
- The society's electronic library regularly publishes technical papers by field geologists.
- He is the geologist who has most eloquently laid out the argument for higher oil prices.
- Darwin corresponded with numerous biologists, breeders, and geologists in the course of gathering his material.
- More than 1,400 scientists, engineers, and geologists from 50 countries downloaded the company's data and started their virtual exploration.
- Zircon is rarely present in large quantities in any one rock, making it what geologists call an accessory mineral.
- Geologists say the fields off the island contain 480 billion cubic meters of gas.
- Depletion dynamics are, as the geologist Hubbert predicted decades ago, alive and well.

单词	geologist
释义	Definition of geologist in English: geologist noun dʒɪˈɒlədʒɪstdʒiˈɑlədʒəst An expert in or student of geology. geologists have discovered sediments which contain fossilized single-celled organisms Example sentencesExamples The society's electronic library regularly publishes technical papers by field geologists. He is the geologist who has most eloquently laid out the argument for higher oil prices. There is a growing belief among the geologists who study world oil supply that world oil production is soon headed into an irreversible decline. The core was recently extracted from beneath the floor of the crater so that geologists could examine the stratigraphic evidence. More than 1,400 scientists, engineers, and geologists from 50 countries downloaded the company's data and started their virtual exploration. Those were the words of pioneering geologist John Wesley Powell, who led the first expedition through the Grand Canyon in 1873. Depletion dynamics are, as the geologist Hubbert predicted decades ago, alive and well. Zircon is rarely present in large quantities in any one rock, making it what geologists call an accessory mineral. Darwin corresponded with numerous biologists, breeders, and geologists in the course of gathering his material. Geologists say the fields off the island contain 480 billion cubic meters of gas. Rhymes apologist, biologist, ecologist, ideologist, oncologist, ontologist, pedologist, sexologist, theologist, zoologist Definition of geologist in US English: geologist noundʒiˈɑlədʒəstjēˈäləjəst An expert in or student of geology. geologists have discovered sediments which contain fossilized single-celled organisms Example sentencesExamples The core was recently extracted from beneath the floor of the crater so that geologists could examine the stratigraphic evidence. Those were the words of pioneering geologist John Wesley Powell, who led the first expedition through the Grand Canyon in 1873. There is a growing belief among the geologists who study world oil supply that world oil production is soon headed into an irreversible decline. The society's electronic library regularly publishes technical papers by field geologists. He is the geologist who has most eloquently laid out the argument for higher oil prices. Darwin corresponded with numerous biologists, breeders, and geologists in the course of gathering his material. More than 1,400 scientists, engineers, and geologists from 50 countries downloaded the company's data and started their virtual exploration. Zircon is rarely present in large quantities in any one rock, making it what geologists call an accessory mineral. Geologists say the fields off the island contain 480 billion cubic meters of gas. Depletion dynamics are, as the geologist Hubbert predicted decades ago, alive and well.
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