terminology
terminology — 名詞
1. the complete set of specialized words that people in a given profession, researc
術語
專業領域用語
the complete set of specialized words that people in a given profession, research area, or field of practice use among themselves.
Élise struggled with the medical terminology in her father's test results before taking him to the appointment.
Élise 在帶父親去門診前,為了看懂檢驗報告上的醫學術語而傷透腦筋。
field + terminology: medical terminology in patient documents
The legal terminology in the contract was too complex for the tenants to follow.
合約裡的法律術語太複雜,房客們根本搞不清楚。
collocation: complex terminology
The IT team posted a glossary of networking terminology after new staff asked what 'router' and 'firewall' meant.
IT 團隊張貼了一份網路術語表,因為新進同事一直在問「router」和「firewall」是什麼意思。
Ayesha learned the basic terminology of anatomy before starting her nursing program.
Ayesha 在開始護理課程之前,就先學了基本的解剖學術語。
Kenji struggled with the financial terminology during his first week of the business course.
Kenji 在商學課程的第一週,就被財務術語搞得一頭霧水。
- nomenclature
more formal; suggests an official, standardized naming system (e.g. in biology or chemistry)
- jargon
more informal; can imply language that is unnecessarily hard for outsiders to understand
- vocabulary
broader; can refer to all words a person knows, not just technical terms of a field
文法句型
the terminology + of + [field]
[field] terminology
用法筆記
Terminology is uncountable — do not use a plural form (❌ terminologies) when referring to the terms of one field. To talk about the terms of different fields together, use 'the terminologies of different fields' only in formal academic writing; for everyday use, rephrase with 'the terminology used in each field.'