Pronunciation: /fəˈnɑlədʒɪst/
noun a person who studies the timing of natural events in relation to climate and seasonal changes
A1 A phenologist studies the timing of natural events like blooming flowers.
A2 The phenologist observed the changing colors of the leaves in the fall.
B1 As a phenologist, she tracks the migration patterns of birds in the spring.
B2 The phenologist's research on climate change has been widely recognized.
C1 The phenologist's intricate analysis of plant phenology has advanced scientific understanding.
C2 The renowned phenologist published a groundbreaking study on the effects of global warming on ecosystems.
formal The phenologist carefully observed and recorded the timing of plant and animal life cycles.
informal The phenologist is like a detective investigating nature's schedule.
slang The phenologist is basically a nature stalker, always tracking when things bloom and hatch.
figurative The phenologist's work is like reading a book written by the changing seasons.
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