Definition of grand unified theory in English:

grand unified theory

noun

Physics

A theory attempting to give a single explanation of the strong, weak, and electromagnetic interactions between subatomic particles.
〔物理〕大统一理论
Example sentencesExamples
- Science still seeks for a grand unified theory.
- Scientists had believed that once the shortcomings of particle physics had been left behind by the adoption of the exotic string theory, that a grand unified theory of everything would be an easily ascertainable goal.
- In the latter stages it describes the structure of the cosmos in terms of galaxies and clusters, and ponders on matters such as whether a grand unified theory of everything can be created.
- Like physicists who are trying to make sense of the particles and forces that make up the physical world, knot theorists are looking for something akin to a grand unified theory that would explain all invariants and all knots.

Definition of grand unified theory in US English:

grand unified theory

nounɡrænd ˈjunəˌfaɪd ˈθɪəri

Physics

A theory attempting to give a single explanation of the strong, weak, and electromagnetic interactions between subatomic particles.
〔物理〕大统一理论
Example sentencesExamples
- Scientists had believed that once the shortcomings of particle physics had been left behind by the adoption of the exotic string theory, that a grand unified theory of everything would be an easily ascertainable goal.
- Science still seeks for a grand unified theory.
- In the latter stages it describes the structure of the cosmos in terms of galaxies and clusters, and ponders on matters such as whether a grand unified theory of everything can be created.
- Like physicists who are trying to make sense of the particles and forces that make up the physical world, knot theorists are looking for something akin to a grand unified theory that would explain all invariants and all knots.

词汇	grand unified theory
释义	Definition of grand unified theory in English: grand unified theory noun Physics A theory attempting to give a single explanation of the strong, weak, and electromagnetic interactions between subatomic particles. 〔物理〕大统一理论 Example sentencesExamples Science still seeks for a grand unified theory. Scientists had believed that once the shortcomings of particle physics had been left behind by the adoption of the exotic string theory, that a grand unified theory of everything would be an easily ascertainable goal. In the latter stages it describes the structure of the cosmos in terms of galaxies and clusters, and ponders on matters such as whether a grand unified theory of everything can be created. Like physicists who are trying to make sense of the particles and forces that make up the physical world, knot theorists are looking for something akin to a grand unified theory that would explain all invariants and all knots. Definition of grand unified theory in US English: grand unified theory nounɡrænd ˈjunəˌfaɪd ˈθɪəri Physics A theory attempting to give a single explanation of the strong, weak, and electromagnetic interactions between subatomic particles. 〔物理〕大统一理论 Example sentencesExamples Scientists had believed that once the shortcomings of particle physics had been left behind by the adoption of the exotic string theory, that a grand unified theory of everything would be an easily ascertainable goal. Science still seeks for a grand unified theory. In the latter stages it describes the structure of the cosmos in terms of galaxies and clusters, and ponders on matters such as whether a grand unified theory of everything can be created. Like physicists who are trying to make sense of the particles and forces that make up the physical world, knot theorists are looking for something akin to a grand unified theory that would explain all invariants and all knots.
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