英 [ˌsəʊsiəˈlɒdʒɪkli] 美 [ˌsoʊsiəˈlɑːdʒɪkli]
adv. 在社会学上地；社会上
with regard to sociology
sociologically speaking, this is an interesting phenomenon
... socially 在社会上；在社交方面；善于交际地 sociologically 在社会学上地；社会上 social 联谊会；联欢会 ...
... sociological 楣 社会学的 sociologically 杯 在社会学上地 sociologist % 社会学家 ...
... socially 在社会上；在社交方面；善于交际地 sociologically 在社会学上地；社会上 social 联谊会；联欢会 ...
societal 社会的
socioeconomic 社会经济学的
sociological 社会的（等于sociologic）；社会学的；针对社会问题的
sociocultural 社会与文化的
socialized 社会化
sociopathic 反社会的
socially 在社会上；在社交方面；善于交际地
society 社会；交往；社团；社交界
sociology 社会学；群体生态学
sociologist 社会学家
sociopath 反社会的人；不爱社交的人
sociobiology 生物社会学
sociolinguistics 社会语言学
sociobiologist 社会生物学家
sociometry 社会人际学；计量社会学
socialized 使社会化（socialize的过去分词）；社交
Taboo words can be analyzed historically and sociologically.
禁忌语的产生有着明显的历史和社会根源。
Sociologically, ubiquitous computing may mean the decline of the computer addict.
从社会学来说，无处不在的计算可能意味着计算机瘾的衰退。
Sociologically, this seems like a good example of a pervasive technology serving as a mirror to spoof cultural attitudes.
从社会学的角度来说，这似乎是普及性技术为恶搞文化服务很好的一个例证！
So I'll tend to talk about "the Roman household," because that's what's more meaningful sociologically when we talk about this.
所以我倾向于用“罗马家户“,因为这样说，我们讨论这一问题时,更有社会学意义。
新约课程节选 : 耶鲁公开课
And sociologically in the 1960s and 1970s, in the United States, behaviorism was incredibly well known and so was Skinner.
在上世纪60到70年代之间的美国社会，行为主义极为盛行,斯金纳也得以名声大噪。
心理学导论课程节选 : 耶鲁公开课
Sociologically unlike the philosopher is a person of some inherited wealth chiefly landed property but whose way of life will be urban.
亚里士多德清楚地指明,不像哲学家,前者继承了一定程度的财富,主要是地产,但其生活模式。
政治哲学导论课程节选 : 耶鲁公开课
These concepts are controversial sociologically speaking, but they are also interesting inputs to the reflection on the concept of gender-based violence.
In many ways the course a sociologically-grounded way of thinking about business, culture, and impact is not typically associated with MBAs, Khaire observes.
He hit back at claims in October by Labour frontbencher Chris Bryant that the cuts would have the effect of "sociologically cleansing" poorer people from expensive parts of the country.