geologist in Japanese
geologist in Japanese is 地質学者 — geologist means a scientist who studies the structure, history, and processes of the earth.
geologist in Japanese
地質学者
Pronounced: chishitsugakusha
A person whose occupation specializes in the science of geology, especially at a professional or academic level.
What does "geologist" mean?
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noun A scientist who studies the structure, history, and processes of the earth.
"My aunt is a geologist who hikes up mountains to study how they formed."
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geologist in a sentence
- My aunt is a geologist who hikes up mountains to study how they formed.
- A geologist explained to the class why the canyon walls have layers of different colors.
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What is "geologist" in Japanese?
"geologist" in Japanese is 地質学者. geologist means: A scientist who studies the structure, history, and processes of the earth.
How do you pronounce 地質学者?
"geologist" in Japanese is 地質学者, pronounced "chishitsugakusha".
How do you use "geologist" in a sentence?
Example: "My aunt is a geologist who hikes up mountains to study how they formed." In Japanese, "geologist" is 地質学者.
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