study

/ˈstʌd.i/

Rango de frecuencia #432

study

Definiciones

  1. Verbo

    To go over what you learned to remember it, often for an exam.

    Ejemplos

    • Students start studying for final exams in March.
    • I need to study my biology notes.
  2. Verbo

    To take a course in a subject.

    Ejemplos

    • I study medicine at the university.
    • She is studying law at a college in the city.
  3. Verbo

    To learn about a subject in order to use it.

    Ejemplos

    • Biologists study living things.
    • Scientists studied the glaciers in China.
  4. Verbo

    To look at something very carefully.

    Ejemplos

    • He studied the map before the hike.
    • She studied his face, trying to read his mood.
  5. Verbo

    To think deeply about something.

    Ejemplos

    • He sat studying how best to say sorry.
    • She studied for a while before she answered.
  6. Verbo

    In old use, to try hard to do something.

    Ejemplos

    • Study to be quiet and mind your own business.
    • She studied hard to improve her manners.
  7. Sustantivo

    The effort of learning.

    Ejemplos

    • The study of languages is fascinating.
    • A lot of study is needed to pass the exam.
  8. Sustantivo

    A careful look at or research into something.

    Ejemplos

    • The scientists made a thorough study of the region.
    • A new study found that sleep helps memory.
  9. Sustantivo

    A subject that people learn about.

    Ejemplos

    • The Bible is her daily study.
    • History is his favorite study.
  10. Sustantivo

    A room in a house for reading and writing.

    Ejemplos

    • Father spends all his time in the study reading old papers.
    • The study had a desk and many books.

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