genetics
genetics — 名詞
1. the branch of science that explores how living things pass on physical and behav
遺傳學
研究基因傳遞特質的學科
the branch of science that explores how living things pass on physical and behavioral traits from one generation to the next through their DNA
Rania's genetics course helped her understand why she has her grandmother's eye colour.
Rania 的遺傳學課程幫助她了解為什麼她的眼睛顏色和祖母一樣。
genetics + course + inheritance of physical traits
Recent advances in genetics have helped doctors understand rare diseases better.
遺傳學的最新進展幫助醫生更深入地了解罕見疾病。
collocation: advances in genetics
The study of plant genetics helps farmers grow crops that can survive with less water.
植物遺傳學的研究幫助農民種植需要較少水分就能生長的作物。
Mayumi decided to focus on genetics after learning about inherited illnesses in her family.
Mayumi 在得知家族中有遺傳性疾病後,決定專攻遺傳學。
A basic knowledge of genetics explains why children often share their parents' hair color.
基本的遺傳學知識可以解釋為什麼小孩的髮色常常和父母一樣。
- heredity
refers to the process of inheritance itself, not the scientific study of it
- genomics
a more specialized branch of genetics focused on entire genome sequences
- inheritance science
less common; describes the same field in non-technical language
用法筆記
Treated as singular despite the -s ending. It is uncountable, so do not say 'a genetics' or 'genetics are'. The correct form is 'Genetics is a rapidly growing field.'