sociologic

/sˌoʊsɪəlˈɑdʒɪk/ adj

Of or pertaining to sociology.

Word Origin Sociologic blends Latin 'socius' (companion, ally) and Greek 'logos' (study, discourse) — literally 'the study of companionship.' It's the adjective for sociology, the science of society. The root 'socius' also gives us social, associate, and society, while 'logos' gives us logic, biology, and geology.

adj Of or pertaining to sociology.

Her research took a sociologic approach to urban development.

(形容词) 社会学的

她的研究采用了社会学的方法来研究城市发展。

(adjetivo) Relativo a la sociología o que pertenece a ella.

Su investigación adoptó un enfoque sociológico del desarrollo urbano.

(adjectif) sociologique [Relatif ou appartenant à la sociologie.]

Ses recherches ont adopté une approche **sociologic** pour étudier le développement urbain.

(Adjektiv) soziologisch [Die Soziologie betreffend oder zu ihr gehörend.]

Ihre Forschung verfolgte einen **sociologic**en Ansatz zur Stadtentwicklung.

(形容詞) 社会学の、または社会学に関するさま。

彼女の研究は都市開発に社会学的なアプローチを採用した。

(adjetivo) sociológico [Relativo ou pertencente à sociologia.]

Sua pesquisa adotou uma abordagem sociológica ao desenvolvimento urbano.

Word parts: socio + log + ic

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