geological
geological — 形容詞
1. relating to the way the Earth's rocks and soil were formed and how they change o
地質的
與地球岩石和土壤結構有關的
relating to the way the Earth's rocks and soil were formed and how they change over time.
A geological survey of the valley found large copper deposits deep underground.
對該山谷的地質調查發現,地下深處藏有大量的銅礦床。
collocation: geological survey
The canyon's red rock walls reveal millions of years of geological change.
峽谷的紅色岩壁揭示了數百萬年來的地質變化。
collocation: geological change
Jabari studied the geological map to find the safest path for the new road.
Jabari 研究地質地圖,以找出最適合興建新道路的安全路線。
collocation: geological map
Aylin's research on the geological history of the lake helped explain the fossils found nearby.
Aylin 對該湖地質歷史的研究,有助於解釋在附近發現的化石。
A geological team drilled into the ice to collect ancient rock from the lake bed.
一組地質團隊鑽入冰層,從湖床中採集古老的岩石。
- geological survey
- geological map
- geological history
- geological formation
- geological time
- geological features
- geological structure
- geologic
Variant form used more often in American English; interchangeable in most contexts (e.g., 'geologic time' vs. 'geological time').
- earth-science
Broader term covering geology, oceanography, and meteorology; less technical and more general.
文法句型
geological + noun
用法筆記
Almost always used before a noun (attributive position). Common collocations include 'geological survey,' 'geological map,' 'geological history,' and 'geological time.' Not typically used after a linking verb (e.g., 'This rock is geological' sounds incomplete — use 'This rock has geological significance' instead).