study

US /ˈstʌdi/

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UK /'stʌdɪ/

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v.t./i.Verb (Transitive/Intransitive)To focus on learning something usually at school

I would like to study French and German

n. (c.)Countable NounRoom that a person studies or reads in

Andrew read a book in his study until late at night

n. (c.)Countable NounPiece of research

The study claimed that hugs are good for your health

n. (c.)Countable NounTopic or subject you research or learn about

Maria chose the study of medicine as her major

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Victor describes how “My cheek had grown pale with study, and my person had become
Victor describes how “My cheek had grown pale with study, and my person had become

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lesson. Many people find, as they study pronunciation, that their listening comprehension improves
lesson. Many people find, as they study pronunciation, that their listening comprehension improves

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And according to a 2015 study at Cornell University, chances are that simple methane-based lifeforms
And according to a 2015 study at Cornell University, chances are that simple methane-based lifeforms

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I do as many push ups as it takes, as many sit ups as it takes, as many reps as it takes, I study as long as it takes.
I do as many push ups as it takes, as many sit ups as it takes, as many reps as it takes, I study as long as it takes.

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Research Center and in the research center we study each in every program comes out
Research Center and in the research center we study each in every program comes out

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The study of what makes life worth living.
The study of what makes life worth living.

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And so through Ultima Online I was able to sort of study what kind of like engineering is required for an MMO type game.
And so through Ultima Online I was able to sort of study what kind of like engineering is required for an MMO type game.

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Today we study "She's like the Wind", the column sound of Dirty Dancing.
Today we study "She's like the Wind", the column sound of Dirty Dancing.

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In fact a study in the U.S in 2002 concluded that 96% of people who have a disability have an invisible one.
In fact a study in the U.S in 2002 concluded that 96% of people who have a disability have an invisible one.
study in the U.S in 2002 concluded that 96% of people who have a disability have
study in the U.S in 2002 concluded that 96% of people who have a disability have