chemist in Japanese
chemist in Japanese is 化学者 — chemist means a scientist who studies or works in chemistry.
chemist in Japanese
化学者
Pronounced: kagakusha
A person who specializes in the science of chemistry, especially at a professional level.
What does "chemist" mean?
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noun A scientist who studies or works in chemistry.
"My aunt is a chemist who tests water samples for a local lab."
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noun In British English, a pharmacist, or the shop where medicines are sold.
"She walked to the chemist on the corner to pick up her prescription."
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chemist in a sentence
- My aunt is a chemist who tests water samples for a local lab.
- The chemist mixed two liquids carefully and wrote down what happened.
- She walked to the chemist on the corner to pick up her prescription.
- Ask the chemist if this cold medicine is safe to take with tea.
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What is "chemist" in Japanese?
"chemist" in Japanese is 化学者. chemist means: A scientist who studies or works in chemistry.
How do you pronounce 化学者?
"chemist" in Japanese is 化学者, pronounced "kagakusha".
How do you use "chemist" in a sentence?
Example: "My aunt is a chemist who tests water samples for a local lab." In Japanese, "chemist" is 化学者.
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