Science Friday
- proper noun
- /ˈsaɪəns ˈfraɪdeɪ/
- Literature
- Many people enjoy Science Friday because it makes complex topics easy to understand.
- Science Friday from NPR
- Science Friday from NPR News
- Welcome to Science Friday
Examples
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This week on Science Friday, the hosts will explore the latest discoveries in renewable energy.
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If you're interested in the environment, you should tune in to Science Friday for insightful discussions.
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Every week, I tune in to Science Friday to hear about new scientific discoveries.
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The teacher recommended listening to Science Friday for extra learning outside the classroom.
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I love listening to Science Friday every week.
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Science Friday covers fascinating topics in biology.
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Many students enjoy listening to Science Friday to learn about current scientific topics and research.
Synonyms
A radio program and magazine that gives short facts and stories about stars and space
A radio show from the United States that uses stories to explain science and ideas
Surface Forms
Morphology
The phrase is directly compositional: 'science' + 'Friday' clearly signals a Friday devoted to science or a science-focused program. While it is the proper name of a radio show, an average B1 learner who knows both words can infer the general meaning (a science-themed day/program) without prior exposure.
Etymology
Science Friday started as a weekly radio show that is on Friday and talks about science. The name gives a clear image of a regular Friday for science, so today it means 'a radio program' or 'a day' focused on science.