Definition: Meaning of, study in English to English dictionary.
Pronunciation:/ ˈstʌdi /
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research[countable] a piece of work that is done to find out more about a particular subject or problem, and usually includes a written report
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learning[uncountable] when you spend time learning, especially at home or by yourself rather than during school
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subject[uncountable]also studies a subject that people study at a college or university
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somebody's studies the work that someone does in order to learn about a particular subject, especially the courses they take at a college or university
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careful consideration[uncountable] when you examine or consider something very carefully and in detail
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room[countable] a room in a house that is used for work or study [↪ office]
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art[countable] a small detailed drawing, especially one that is done to prepare for a large painting
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music[countable] a piece of music, usually for piano, that is often intended for practice
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be a study in somethingliterary to be a perfect example of something
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a quick studyAmerican English someone who learns things quickly
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[intransitive and transitive] to spend time reading, going to classes etc in order to learn about a subject
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[transitive] to watch and examine something carefully over a period of time, in order to find out more about it
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[transitive] to spend a lot of time carefully examining or considering a plan, document, problem etc [= look at]
an experimental procedure in which neither the subjects of the experiment nor the persons administering the experiment know the critical aspects of the experiment