scientific expedition

/ˌsaɪənˈtɪfɪk ɪkˈspɛdɪʃən/

organized journey for scientific research

The team embarked on a scientific expedition to study Arctic wildlife.

A group traveled to the Arctic to conduct research on animals.

formal

A planned journey undertaken for scientific research, exploration, or discovery in a specific field.

The scientific expedition to Antarctica aimed to collect data on climate change.

Researchers traveled to Antarctica to gather information about global warming.

The deep-sea scientific expedition discovered new species of marine life.

Scientists found previously unknown sea creatures during their underwater exploration.

Often involves specialized equipment, funding, and a team of experts.

Collocations

scientific expedition teamgroup of researchers on a missionscientific expedition vesselship used for research

scientific study conducted in natural environments

journey to discover new information

This phrase is typically used in formal or academic settings to describe organized research trips.

Use in professional or academic writing, not casual conversation.

From 'scientific' (relating to science) + 'expedition' (a journey undertaken for a particular purpose).

Used in formal contexts, particularly in scientific, academic, or exploration fields.

scientific

relating to science or systematic investigation

adjective

expedition

a journey undertaken for a particular purpose

noun

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