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zoological

adjective (zoological)

«zoological» in the English dictionary: everyday — its meanings, how the lessons use it, and examples, each with its tree on Mova.

Everyday

  1. To do with zoology, the science of animals: zoological research. tree →
  2. To do with a zoo or a collection of animals: a zoological garden (the full old name for a zoo). tree →

In the lessons

In science it describes the study of animals; in place names it appears in "Zoological Gardens" or "Zoological Society". The everyday short word "zoo" comes from "zoological garden". Phrases: zoological garden, zoological park, zoological society, zoological museum.

Examples

  • The city zoo was once called the Zoological Gardens. tree →
  • The zoological museum has skeletons of whales. tree →
  • Scientists from the zoological society counted the birds. tree →
  • She wants a zoological career, studying frogs. tree →
  • A zoological park gives animals more space than an old zoo. tree →
  • We read a zoological book about insects. tree →

Note

Adjective of zoology. Say zoh-uh-LOJ-i-kul (not "zoo-logical", though many people say that). A scientist of animals is a zoologist. "Zoo" is a shortened form of zoological garden.

On Mova

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