oceanography
ˌoʊʃəˈnɑːɡrəfi
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Noun

marine scienceTECH.scientific study of oceans and ocean floorTECH.
  • Oceanography helps us understand ocean currents and marine life.
  • Oceanography is crucial for climate change research.
  • She decided to major in oceanography at university.
marine science oceanology
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Origin of oceanography

Greek, okeanos (ocean) + graphein (to write)

Terms with oceanography included in their meaning

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oceanography
deepest part of a body of water
oceanography
the state of the tide when water is highest
ebbn.
oceanography
the movement of tide out to sea
tidaladj.
oceanography
related to or caused by tides
oceanography
deep, long cut or depression in the ocean floor
oceanography
non-scientific term for exceptionally high tide
oceanography
study of seas and oceans
scientist
person studying oceanography

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  1. French:océanographie, ...
  2. German:Ozeanographie, ...
  3. Italian:oceanografia, ...
  4. Spanish:oceanografía, ...
  5. Portuguese:oceanografia, ...
  6. Chinese:海洋学, ...
  7. Japanese:海洋学, ...
  8. Arabic:عِلْمُ الْمُحِيطات, ...
  9. Hebrew:אוֹקֵיָנוֹגְרַפְיָה, ...
  10. Russian:океанография, ...
  11. Ukrainian:океанографія, ...
  12. Hindi:महासागर विज्ञान, ...
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