单词：life science
life science的用法和样例：
例句
- The research of the glycan had already become a focus of the life science.对糖进行研究已成为生命科学领域研究的热点。
- Descartes' thought is the starting point of the life science afterworld.笛卡儿的思想是其后世生命科学发展的出发点。
词汇搭配
- life science生命科学
- bioscience生物科学
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