analyst

B2 · Upper Intermediate Countable noun Computing

n. someone who studies computer systems and suggests ways to make them better.

n. a professional, often a systems analyst, who evaluates technical requirements and designs information systems to meet business needs.

日本語:アナリスト※

“The systems analyst found a way to make the database run much faster.”

“As a systems analyst, her primary responsibility is to bridge the gap between the client's business requirements and the technical implementation team.”

C1 · Advanced Countable noun Medicine Formal

n. a doctor or therapist who uses psychoanalysis to help people with their mental health.

n. a practitioner of psychoanalysis, typically following the theories of Freud or Jung to treat mental distress.

“He decided to see an analyst to talk about his recurring dreams.”

“The patient had been seeing his analyst twice a week for three years, slowly uncovering the childhood traumas that influenced his adult relationships.”

C2 · Proficiency Countable noun Mathematics Technical

n. a mathematician who studies a specific area of math called real analysis.

n. a mathematician specialising in analysis, particularly the study of continuous functions, limits, and related theories.

“The analyst presented a new proof regarding the convergence of the series.”

“While algebraists focus on discrete structures, the analyst is concerned with the rigorous foundations of calculus and the properties of real-valued functions.”