anatomy
Prononciation : [əˈnætəmi]
Contexte : « biological sciences »
(noun) the study of the structure of living things. Anatomy helps us understand how our bodies are built and how different parts work together.
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In her biology class, they learned about human anatomy and how the heart pumps blood.
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He didn't enjoy studying anatomy because he found it complicated and hard to remember.
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What part of anatomy are we learning about today?
Contexte : « structure »
(noun) the way something is put together or the structure of something, like a piece of art or a story. It shows how all the parts fit and work together.
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The anatomy of the painting is so interesting, with every color and line having its place.
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The anatomy of his argument was weak, making it hard to understand his point.
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Can you explain the anatomy of your favorite story?
Contexte : « analysis »
(noun) a detailed examination of something to understand it better. This use often applies to discussions or critiques in arts or literature.
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Her anatomy of the poem revealed many hidden meanings and emotions.
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I didn’t think his anatomy of the movie added anything new; it was just repetitive.
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What did you think of the anatomy they provided for the last book we read?