observation
Prononciation : [ˌɑbvərˈveɪʃən]
Contexte : « science »
(noun) noticing something carefully to learn more about it. It's like using your eyes and ears to see or hear what's happening around you so you can understand it better.
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Her observation of the birds helped scientists learn how they migrate.
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His lack of observation meant he missed important details during the experiment.
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What did you notice during your observation of the animals in the zoo?
Contexte : « comment »
(noun) a remark or comment you make about something you noticed. It's like sharing what you think or feel after paying attention to something for a while.
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Your observation about the weather was really helpful for our plans.
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She didn't like my observation because she thought it was unnecessary.
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What observation can you share about the movie we just watched?
Contexte : « learning »
(noun) the act of watching and taking notes or collecting data to learn. It's how scientists and students gather information to understand things better.
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His observation during the science project showed how plants grow.
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Without observation, we wouldn't know anything about how the stars move.
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What methods of observation do you use when studying in class?