例文・使い方で印象づける「scientist」の覚え方


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...Her talk had a metallic ring to it, like the brassy blareof temple gongs, and yet was so smooth and subdued as to be sweeterthan any sound that the young scientist had ever heard before...   Her talk had a metallic ring to it, like the brassy blareof temple gongs, and yet was so smooth and subdued as to be sweeterthan any sound that the young scientist had ever heard beforeの読み方
Various 「Astounding Stories, August, 1931」

...Milli continued: "Early during your test, when you demonstrated thatyou couldn't do the very simplest mathematical problems in your head,they began to doubt your boastings that you are a scientist...   Milli continued: Early during your test, when you demonstrated thatyou couldnt do the very simplest mathematical problems in your head,they began to doubt your boastings that you are a scientistの読み方
Various 「Astounding Stories, August, 1931」

...Harkness moved swiftly, but the scientist, Kreiss, was nearer; it washe who smashed the gun-hand down with a quick blow and snatched at theweapon...   Harkness moved swiftly, but the scientist, Kreiss, was nearer; it washe who smashed the gun-hand down with a quick blow and snatched at theweaponの読み方
Various 「Astounding Stories, August, 1931」

..."If we escape," the scientist told him, "you will understand that I amunder Herr Schwartzmann's command; I will be compelled to shoot you ifhe so orders...   If we escape, the scientist told him, you will understand that I amunder Herr Schwartzmanns command; I will be compelled to shoot you ifhe so ordersの読み方
Various 「Astounding Stories, August, 1931」

...As he finished, their captor shot a volley of questionsat the scientist beside him; he was checking up on the pilot'sremarks...   As he finished, their captor shot a volley of questionsat the scientist beside him; he was checking up on the pilotsremarksの読み方
Various 「Astounding Stories, August, 1931」

...The scientist would have leaped to the side ofthe stricken man, whose body was so still now on the sunlit rock; buthe, too, crumpled, then staggered back into the room...   The scientist would have leaped to the side ofthe stricken man, whose body was so still now on the sunlit rock; buthe, too, crumpled, then staggered back into the roomの読み方
Various 「Astounding Stories, August, 1931」

...Meanwhile, this young scientist is to report to the Bureau ofScientific Research in Washington—to-night...   Meanwhile, this young scientist is to report to the Bureau ofScientific Research in Washington—to-nightの読み方
Various 「Astounding Stories, August, 1931」

...Redi, the Italian scientist who first exploded the old, foolish notion of worms begotten of corruption, fed the vermin in his laboratory with meat of very different kinds...   Redi, the      Italian scientist who first exploded the old, foolish notion of worms      begotten of corruption, fed the vermin in his laboratory with meat of very      different kindsの読み方
J. Henri Fabre Alexander Teixeira de Mattos 「The Life of the Fly」

..."You were?" Struck by something in her tone the scientist glanced at hermore closely...   You were? Struck by something in her tone the scientist glanced at hermore closelyの読み方
Lucy Foster Madison 「Bee and Butterfly」

..."My daughter tells me that he is a violinist," remarked the scientist...   My daughter tells me that he is a violinist, remarked the scientistの読み方
Lucy Foster Madison 「Bee and Butterfly」

..."Beatrice was afraid that she would give it to us, and so would notreturn here?" repeated the scientist as though he had not heard aright...   Beatrice was afraid that she would give it to us, and so would notreturn here? repeated the scientist as though he had not heard arightの読み方
Lucy Foster Madison 「Bee and Butterfly」

...The Dutch scientist, Swammerdam, published in his Bibleof Nature the earliest observations on the embryology of the frog and thedivision of its egg-yelk...   The Dutch scientist, Swammerdam, published in his Bibleof Nature the earliest observations on the embryology of the frog and thedivision of its egg-yelkの読み方
Ernst Haeckel 「The Evolution of Man」

...This able and learned scientist, towhom zoology owes much of its progress, published in 1863 a small work entitledEvidence as to Man’s Place in Nature...   This able and learned scientist, towhom zoology owes much of its progress, published in 1863 a small work entitledEvidence as to Man’s Place in Natureの読み方
Ernst Haeckel 「The Evolution of Man」

...The first scientist to recognise and clearly distinguish the four secondarygerminal layers was Baer...   The first scientist to recognise and clearly distinguish the four secondarygerminal layers was Baerの読み方
Ernst Haeckel 「The Evolution of Man」

... And you’re a scientist, too...   		And you’re a scientist, tooの読み方
Various 「Astounding Stories of Super-Science January 1931」

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