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In everyday conversation, 博士 (bóshì) is used to refer to someone who has a doctorate degree or a Ph.D. For example, one might say:
"他是一个博士 (tā shì yīgè bóshì)，他有很多学术成就 (tā yǒu hěnduō xuéshù chéngjiù)."
This translates to: "He is a doctor, he has many academic achievements."
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博士 (bóshì) is a formal term that refers to someone who has obtained a doctoral degree, also known as a Ph.D. It is a title that is used to address someone with a high level of education and expertise in a specific field. In Chinese culture, obtaining a doctoral degree is highly respected and seen as a great achievement.
For example, someone may say "他是个数学博士" (tā shì gè shùxué bóshì) meaning "He is a math genius."
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