その学者はライフワークを続けた。の英語

The scholar carried on his lifework.

The scholar carried out his lifework at the age of seventy.

The scientist gave himself (up) to his experiment.

The scientist gave himself up to his experiment.

The scientist insisted on proceeding with the research.

A scholar is apt to be ignorant of the world.

He has become a fine scholar.

A scholar can not concern himself with worldly affairs.

The scientist was working on a new experiment.

The scientist is working on atomic energy.

That scholar made a great scientific discovery.

The scientist disinterred the research which he had been doing for ages.

The biologist lectured about oocyst.

The inventor lost his life in making this invention

The invention cost the inventor his life.

He is more of a writer than a scholar

He is not so much a scholar as a writer.

a place where a scholar retreats from worldly cares in order to devote him or herself to scholastic affairs

Scholars are ignorant of the world.

The very life of a scholar is unsanitary.

They are the scholars of the day.

The eugenicist has investigated dominant genes in the laboratory.

Some scholars are divorced from reality.

The biologist concentrated on observing the phenomenon.

Most scholars are impractical as far as affairs of the world are concerned.

He has shown himself a great scholar, as was expected.

（Both） father and son are scholars.

He is of a scholarly spirit.

a scholar pure and simple

a scholar of unusual ability