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science

Meaning in simple English

US /ˈsaɪəns/

science means: The study of the world through careful observation, testing, and evidence.

noun

SYSTEMATIC STUDYA2

The study of the world through careful observation, testing, and evidence.

  • Science helps us understand the world.
  • The discovery changed modern science.
  • Good science depends on careful testing and strong evidence.

Common phrases: modern science, science and technology, science research

NATURAL SCIENCESA2

Subjects such as biology, chemistry, and physics, especially when taught together at school.

  • We have science after lunch.
  • Our science teacher showed us how magnets work.
  • Did you finish your science homework?

Similar words: natural science

Common phrases: science class, science teacher, science lesson

BRANCH OF KNOWLEDGEB2

A particular area of knowledge studied using organized methods and rules.

  • She studies computer science.
  • Economics is a social science.
  • The university teaches several sciences in this building.

Similar words: discipline, field

Common phrases: social science, political science, computer science

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