1.物理学家;〈古〉自然科学家
2.宇宙机械论者
1.someone who studies physics, especially as their job
1.So physicists got to wondering whether radiation pressure could be harnessed to help an item soar.
因此，物理学家开始忖度能否利用辐射压力使物体高飞。
2.Physicists today are still hunting for an explanation of superconductivity, which seems to contradict some of our basic ideas about nature.
物理学家们仍在研究超导电性的解释，这种似乎与我们某些有关的自然机本观念相矛盾的。
3.Unless a tiny black hole turns up in the collisions of a powerful particle accelerator, that may be the best physicists can hope for.
除非通过强力粒子加速器的撞击创造一个微小的黑洞，这样的实验可能是物理学家能盼望的最好结果了。
4.Needless to say, the implications are profound, and physicists are only beginning to explore them.
不用说，它的涵义当然极为深奥，而物理学家才正刚开始要著手探究。
5.the work of many theoretical and experimental physicists has been able to sort it out.
许多理论物理学家和实验物理学家的工作逐渐把它整理清楚。
6.Some physicists heavily criticised the paper, while others gave it a cautious welcome.
一些物理学家猛烈批评了这篇论文，另有一些对它表示谨慎的欢迎。
7.For all the hustle and bustle, though, there are only a few interpretations that seem to matter to most physicists.
撇开这些熙攘热闹的景象，对大多数物理学家来说，只有少数解释至关重要。
8.Physicists don't know how much the excited quark should weigh, if it exists, but they have set lower limits on its mass.
如不美观受激夸克存在的话，物理学家们不知道它应该有多重，可是他们已经确定了其质量的下限。
9.By monitoring how these jets formed, physicists were able to see how the intensely chaotic turmoil evolved.
通过监测这些喷射的形成，物理学家们得以了解这种激烈的混沌混乱状态的演化。
10.Let me first say that physicists, from a fairly early age, are fascinated by the universe and its fantastic wonders.
让我首先指出，物理学家，从相当早的时代，是由它的神奇和宇宙奇观着迷。