geology in Greek
geology in Greek is γεωλογία — geology means the scientific study of the earth's structure, materials, and history, especially through its rocks.
geology in Greek
γεωλογία
Pronounced: geologia
The science that studies the structure of the earth (or other planets), together with its origin and development, especially by examination of its rocks.
What does "geology" mean?
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noun The scientific study of the earth's structure, materials, and history, especially through its rocks.
"He took a course in geology to understand how mountains form."
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noun The physical rock structure of a particular region.
"The geology of the area made it rich in coal deposits."
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geology in a sentence
- He took a course in geology to understand how mountains form.
- The geology of the area made it rich in coal deposits.
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What is "geology" in Greek?
"geology" in Greek is γεωλογία. geology means: The scientific study of the earth's structure, materials, and history, especially through its rocks.
How do you pronounce γεωλογία?
"geology" in Greek is γεωλογία, pronounced "geologia".
How do you use "geology" in a sentence?
Example: "He took a course in geology to understand how mountains form." In Greek, "geology" is γεωλογία.
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