theorizer

/θˈiəɹaɪzɚ/ noun

One who forms a theory.

Word Origin Theory comes from Greek theōria 'contemplation, viewing' — originally looking at something to understand it. A theorizer is someone who forms theories. The same root gives us theater (a place for viewing), theorem (a proposition to be viewed), and theorist.

noun One who forms a theory. countable

As a constant theorizer, she always had new ideas about how the universe might work.

(名词) 理论家;理论构建者

作为一个不停的理论家,她总是对宇宙的运行方式有新想法。

(sustantivo) Quien forma una teoría.

Como teórica constante, siempre tenía nuevas ideas sobre cómo podría funcionar el universo.

(nom) théoricien; théorisateur [Personne qui élabore une théorie.]

Théoricienne invétérée, elle avait toujours de nouvelles idées sur le fonctionnement de l'univers.

(Substantiv) Theoretiker; Theoretisierer [**Theorizer** ist jemand, der Theorien entwickelt oder aufstellt.]

Als ewiger **Theorizer** hatte sie immer neue Ideen, wie das Universum funktionieren könnte.

(名詞) 理論を構築する人。

彼女は常日頃からのtheorizerで、宇宙のしくみについて常に新しい考えを抱いていた。

(substantivo) teórico; teorizador [Aquele que formula uma teoria.]

Como uma teórica constante, ela sempre tinha novas ideias sobre como o universo poderia funcionar.

Word parts: theor + ize + er

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