study
🇺🇸
/ˈstʌdi/
🇬🇧
/ˈstʌdi/
noun
A1
the act of learning or researching
She enjoys the study of history.
A1
educational activities at a school or university
He is in his final year of study.
A2
an academic subject
She is majoring in English studies.
B1
a detailed examination or investigation
A study found that exercise improves mental health.
B1
a written work on a specific topic
His study of ancient civilizations is well-researched.
B1
the act of looking at something carefully
The artist made a study of the landscape.
B1
a room for reading or writing
She has a cozy study at home.
R
a drawing or painting made to practice or plan
The artist made several studies before the final painting.
R
a detailed description or analysis
The novel is a study of human relationships.
R
a piece of music for practice
She is working on a new piano study.
R
a perfect example of something
Her patience was a study in kindness.
verb
A1
to learn about a subject
She studied hard for the exam.
B1
to examine something closely
The scientists studied the plant carefully.
B1
to consider something carefully
We need to study the problem before making a decision.
translation
the act of learning or researching; educational activities at a school or university; an academic subject; a detailed examination or investigation; a written work on a specific topic; the act of looking at something carefully; a room for reading or writing; a drawing or painting made to practice or plan; a detailed description or analysis; a piece of music for practice; a perfect example of something
to learn about a subject; to examine something closely; to consider something carefully
Word Forms
3rd Present
studies
Past
studied
Perfect
studied
Progressive
studying
Plural
studies