| Word | Pronunciation | Definition | Related Forms |
|---|---|---|---|
| theory | IPA | A theory is an idea that tries to explain an observation. | theoretical theorist theoretically theorized theorem |
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theory
ReplyDelete['θiəri]
n. 理论
In this way they can better apply theory to practice.
The theory is based on a series of false assumptions.
ReplyDeleteKorean : 학설, 이론
Over the next 160 years an extensive body of economic theory was developed.
ReplyDeleteThis theory emphasizes that parental support has a mitigating effect on negative peer influence.
ReplyDeleteJapanese; gaku setsu
There have been many theories, and those theories change each time significant new evidence is discovered
ReplyDeleteMany scientists accept the theory that the universe is growing larger.
ReplyDeleteHow are these questions different from those one might ask of a mathematical proof, or a literary work, or a biological theory?
ReplyDeleteItalian: Teoria
Contrary to the claims and willful ignorance of many vocal evolutionists, a comprehensive ''theory'' of creationism does indeed exist!
ReplyDeleteRussian: теория