social studies

Word family nounsocialismsocialistsocialitesocialitysocializationsocialnesssociatesociationsocial climbersocial contractsocial democracysocial engineeringsocial exclusionsocial fundsocial networkingsocial sciencesocial securitysocial servicesocial studiessocial worksocial workeradjectivesocialisticsociativesocialadverbsocialisticallysociallyverbsocialize

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social studies• What is the difference between social science and social studies, or between arts and humanities, or humanities and letters?• I looked at several texts directed at the upper half of secondary schools and roughly the same categories emerged as for social studies.• It could probably be taught in social studies classes as describing a belief held by certain segments of the population.• Mathematics, literature, social studies, and science offer them different ways to think about dynamic relationships within the whole.• She was in my social studies class.• Thus, for example, biology or food science could represent science, and geography or history could represent social studies.• Many are pulling information from the Internet to prepare for debates and write social studies reports.

单词	social studies
释义	social studies Word family nounsocialismsocialistsocialitesocialitysocializationsocialnesssociatesociationsocial climbersocial contractsocial democracysocial engineeringsocial exclusionsocial fundsocial networkingsocial sciencesocial securitysocial servicesocial studiessocial worksocial workeradjectivesocialisticsociativesocialadverbsocialisticallysociallyverbsocialize Related topics: Sociology ˈsocial ˌstudies noun [plural] SSthe study of people in society 社会科学 SYN social science Examples from the Corpus social studies• What is the difference between social science and social studies, or between arts and humanities, or humanities and letters?• I looked at several texts directed at the upper half of secondary schools and roughly the same categories emerged as for social studies.• It could probably be taught in social studies classes as describing a belief held by certain segments of the population.• Mathematics, literature, social studies, and science offer them different ways to think about dynamic relationships within the whole.• She was in my social studies class.• Thus, for example, biology or food science could represent science, and geography or history could represent social studies.• Many are pulling information from the Internet to prepare for debates and write social studies reports.
随便看	somebody's hand (in marriage) somebody's handiwork somebody's hands are tied somebody's head is spinning somebody's heart goes out to somebody somebody's heart is in the right place somebody's heart isn't in it somebody's heart leaps somebody's heart misses a beat somebody's heart misses/skips a beat somebody's heart sinks somebody's heart skips a beat somebody's hide somebody should go far somebody's humble abode somebody's idea of a joke somebody's imagination somebody's inner voice somebody's inside somebody's inside/insides somebody's insides somebody's jaw dropped somebody's keep somebody's kind of somebody's kind of person