to analyze or parse; to break something down into simpler parts to examine its nature or relationships

analyst; commentator; a professional who researches and analyzes economic or market trends to provide investment advice

to analyze or resolve something by breaking it down into its component parts; to dissect

to analyze in depth; to dissect a situation or problem

To dialyze or undergo dialysis; used in chemistry to separate particles through a membrane and in medicine to remove toxins from the blood.

An expert in a specific field who researches and interprets trends, developments, and data; often used for political or financial analysts.

analyst; person who performs analysis, such as for news or financial markets

The process of breaking down a complex topic or substance into smaller parts in order to gain a better understanding of it; analytic reasoning.

To appreciate and analyze a work of literature or art; to read or view something for pleasure while providing critical evaluation.

to separate a substance out from a liquid or gas, often referring to a solid forming from a solution

to distinguish and analyze things in order to identify differences; to discriminate

to analyze and comment critically; to review analytically

The comprehensive analysis of a functional system, such as a process or technology, to determine necessary steps, sequences, and relationships between its parts.

to perform a preliminary or superficial analysis; to examine simply (often used in titles)

to disintegrate or break up completely; describes a country or organization falling to pieces.

spectral analysis in physics and engineering

The branch of chemistry that studies the separation, identification, and quantification of the chemical components of natural and artificial materials.

device or software tool used to perform analysis

Study of using various numerical methods to solve mathematical problems, such as integration or differentiation.

mathematical analysis; calculus

To break apart or separate; used to describe the collapse of a regime, state, or organization.

The branch of mathematics that uses algebraic methods and coordinate systems to solve geometric problems; also called [[坐标几何|座標幾何|zuo4 biao1 ji3 he2]]

To analyze thoroughly and point by point; describes a detailed and logically organized explanation or study.

semantic analysis; the study or process of extracting meaning from language

Method of determining the chemical composition and structure of a substance by analyzing its light spectrum; includes techniques such as emission, absorption, and fluorescence spectroscopy.

The process of extracting or drawing out something (e.g., from a substance or a data set)

a process used to separate ions from a solution using electricity and semipermeable membranes

to analyze and clear up doubtful points; to resolve a difficulty or uncertainty

The process of using a semi-permeable membrane to separate large molecules or particles from smaller ones in a solution; also called [[透析|透析|tou4 xi1]]

A type of language where grammatical relationships are shown through word order and functional words rather than changes to the forms of words themselves

to make a detailed and thorough analysis

real analysis; branch of mathematics dealing with the calculus of real variables

the quality of being able to be broken down into parts for study; analyticity

to strain, wash, or filter material to separate particles by size or weight; the process of doing so

The process of collecting relevant data on a specific individual or case and conducting a detailed analysis

the process of uneven distribution of chemical components in a metal alloy as it solidifies; segregation or aliquation in metallurgy

scientific method of analyzing the components of light to identify substances or their properties

the process of evaluating various outcomes and alternatives to make an informed choice, often used in operations research and management science

analyst; expert

to parse and process information; to analyze a situation and handle it accordingly

the branch of mathematics dealing with continuous functions, limits, and related theories, including calculus

analytical psychology; Jungian psychology

(literary) extremely precise and astute in conducting financial affairs; calculating even the smallest gains, like analyzing the fine hair of an animal in autumn

A method of using chemical principles and reactions to determine the composition or constituents of a substance. Commonly categorized into [[定性分析|定性分析|ding4 xing4 fen1 xi1]] and [[定量分析|定量分析|ding4 liang4 fen1 xi1]].

to analyze or dissect in detail; to examine minutely

The analysis of the structure of sentences; parsing

regression analysis; a statistical method for estimating the relationship between variables

address resolution protocol; the networking protocol used for mapping an IP address to a physical machine address