physics

• n. 物理学；物理现象

来自physic,自然，自然科学，-ics,学说。引申词义物理学。

physics

physics: [16] Physics comes ultimately from Greek phúsis ‘nature’, a derivative of phúein ‘bring forth, cause to grow’. The science of studying the natural world was hence phusiké epistémē ‘knowledge of nature’, and phusiké, turned into a noun, passed into English via Latin physica and Old French fisique as fisike. By now its meaning had shifted from ‘natural science’ to ‘medicine’, a sense preserved in the now archaic physic [13] and in the derivative physician [13], and the modern plural form, which restores the original meaning, was a direct translation of Greek tà phusiká ‘the physics’, the title of Aristotle’s writings on natural science. Physique [19] was borrowed from French.
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physics (n.)

1580s, "natural science," from physic in sense of "natural science." Also see -ics. Based on Latin physica (neuter plural), from Greek ta physika, literally "the natural things," name of Aristotle's treatise on nature. Specific sense of "science treating of properties of matter and energy" is from 1715.

1. Physics isn't just about pure science with no immediate applications.

物理学并非只是一门不能直接运用的纯科学。

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2. On balance, the book is a friendly, down-to-earth introduction to physics.

总而言之，这是一本通俗而务实的物理入门书。

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3. He was awarded the Nobel Prize for Physics in 1985.

他于1985年被授予诺贝尔物理学奖。

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4. He was the top student in physics.

他是物理尖子.

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5. I wasn't too keen on physics and chemistry.

我对物理和化学不是太感喜爱。

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