zhèzhǒngxiànxiàngdekēxuémíngchēngwéi " tàiduō 'ěrxiàoyìng ", gèngpǔbiàndechēngzhīwéi " léilāisǎnshè "。 The scientific name for this phenomenon is the Tyndall effect, more commonly known as Rayleigh scattering.
dígèngsīde《 shuāngchéngjì》 shìwénxuémíngzhù。 Dickens' A Tale of Two Cities is a literary classic.
tānǚ 'értèbiéxǐhuāndúyīngguógǔdiǎnwénxuémíngzhù。 Her daughter is particulary likes reading the classics of English literature.
zhèběnshūshìyīngguógǔdiǎnwénxuémíngzhù。 This book is one of the classics of English literature.
zhèyúndexuémíngshìjīyǔyún。 That's what is technically cumulonimbus.
duōcíxuémíngbāohánliǎnggèyǐshàngshùyǔdefēnlèixuémíng A taxonomic designation consisting of more than two terms.
qǐngyǔnxǔwǒjièshàohuáshèngdùndàxuémíngyùjiàoshòulāikèkē 'ěrbǐxiānshēng。 Perhaps I can introduce Mr. Lake Kirby, an emeritus professor from Washington University.
qǐngyǔnxǔwǒjièshàohuáshèngdùndàxuémíngyùjiàoshòulāikè · kē 'ěrbǐxiānshēng。 Perhaps I could introduce Mr Lake Kirby, an emeritus professor from Washington University?
dàxuémíngyùxiàocháng, dàxuémíngyìxiàocháng The honorary or titular head of a university.
bùzhèngguīdemǒuxiēkēxuémíngcí, yīnwéiyǔguójìshùyǔguīzéchōngtū 'érbùbèijiēshòude Unacceptable as a scientific name because of contradiction to the international rules of nomenclature.
yǐzhànyòngdeyǐjīngshǐyòngyīn 'érbùnéngzàizuòtāyòngde。 yòngyúfēnlèixuémíngchēng Already used and therefore unavailable for further use. Used of taxonomic names.
dòngwùzhǒnglèidekēxuémíngchēnghétōngsúmíngchēng The technical and vulgar names for an animal species.