英语词汇“study”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

studyverb

uk/ˈstʌd.i/us/ˈstʌd.i/

study verb (LEARN)

A1 [ I or T ] to learn about a subject, especially in an educational course or by reading books:

to study biology/chemistry

Next term we will study plants and how they grow.

She's been studying for her doctorate for three years already.

More examples

She couldn't study with the children chasing around the house.
One of the main reasons I came to England was to study the language.
You'll need peace and quiet to study.
Richard studied engineering at Manchester University.
I studied music at college.

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Learning & knowing

assimilate
autodidact
blended learning
bone up
brain training
by-heart
deskill
feel
gen up
hear tell (of) idiom
know better (than sb) idiom
knowable
mug
mug (sth) up
pick sth up
quick
reskill
revision
specialize
tell

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study verb (EXAMINE)

B2 [ T ] to examine something very carefully:

I want time to study this contract thoroughly before signing it.

[ + question word ] Researchers have been studying how people under stress make decisions.

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You can take the documents home and study them at your leisure.
The committee studied the minutiae of the report for hours.
She studied the document.
She studied the pale skin of his face in the dim lamplight.
I've been studying village records in the local archive.

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Analysing and evaluating

analyse
analyser
analyst
analytical
analyze
go through sth
have the measure of sb/sth idiom
inspect
inspection
interpretive
judge
measure
proof
sell sb/yourself/sth short idiom
set great, little, etc. store by sth idiom
sift
sit
sit in judgment on/over sb idiom
size sth/sb up
survey

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Phrasal verb(s)

study under sb

studynoun

uk/ˈstʌd.i/us/ˈstʌd.i/

study noun (EXAMINING)

B2 [ C ] the activity of examining a subject in detail in order to discover new information:

a five-year study of the relationship between wildlife and farming

Some studies have suggested a link between certain types of artificial sweetener and cancer.

[ C ] a drawing that an artist makes in order to test ideas before starting a painting of the same subject

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Judgments and analyses

acquihire
analysis
appraisal
assessment
construction
critique
heed
interpretation
job evaluation
judgment
misjudge
notice
press
prognostication
rap
rating
review
self-assessment
time-and-motion study
unrated

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study noun (LEARNING)

B2 [ U ] the act of learning about a subject, usually at school or university:

the study of English literature

studies A2 [ plural ]

studying or work involving studying:

Adam doesn't spend enough time on his studies.

used in the names of some educational subjects and courses:

the department of business/media studies

B1 [ C ] a room, especially in a house, used for quiet work such as reading or writing

More examples

the study of molecular biology
After years of study, Tim is now a fully-fledged architect.
The room is dedicated to study.
If we clear out the spare room, you can use it as a study.
Our spare bedroom doubles up as a study for Dan when he's working at home.

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Learning & knowing

assimilate
autodidact
blended learning
bone up
brain training
by-heart
deskill
feel
gen up
hear tell (of) idiom
know better (than sb) idiom
knowable
mug
mug (sth) up
pick sth up
quick
reskill
revision
specialize
tell

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Subjects & disciplines

Parts of buildings: rooms

Idiom(s)

a quick study

单词	study
释义	Contents verb (2) study (LEARN) study (EXAMINE) noun (2) study (EXAMINING) study (LEARNING) Contents verb (2) study (LEARN) study (EXAMINE) noun (2) study (LEARNING) study (EXAMINING) Contents verb (2) study (1) study (2) noun (4) study (1) study (2) study (3) study (4) English American Business studyverb uk/ˈstʌd.i/us/ˈstʌd.i/ study verb (LEARN) A1 [ I or T ] to learn about a subject, especially in an educational course or by reading books: to study biology/chemistry Next term we will study plants and how they grow. She's been studying for her doctorate for three years already. More examples She couldn't study with the children chasing around the house. One of the main reasons I came to England was to study the language. You'll need peace and quiet to study. Richard studied engineering at Manchester University. I studied music at college. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Learning & knowing assimilate autodidact blended learning bone up brain training by-heart deskill feel gen up hear tell (of) idiom know better (than sb) idiom knowable mug *mug (sth)* up pick sth up quick reskill revision specialize tell See more results » study verb (EXAMINE) B2 [ T ] to examine something very carefully: I want time to study this contract thoroughly before signing it. [ + question word ] Researchers have been studying how people under stress make decisions. More examples You can take the documents home and study them at your leisure. The committee studied the minutiae of the report for hours. She studied the document. She studied the pale skin of his face in the dim lamplight. I've been studying village records in the local archive. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Analysing and evaluating analyse analyser analyst analytical analyze** go through sth have the measure of sb/sth idiom inspect inspection interpretive judge measure proof *sell sb/yourself/sth* short** idiom set great, little, etc. store by sth idiom sift sit sit in judgment on/over sb idiom *size sth/sb* up survey See more results » Phrasal verb(s) study under sb studynoun uk/ˈstʌd.i/us/ˈstʌd.i/ study noun (EXAMINING) B2 [ C ] the activity of examining a subject in detail in order to discover new information: a five-year study of the relationship between wildlife and farming Some studies have suggested a link between certain types of artificial sweetener and cancer. [ C ] a drawing that an artist makes in order to test ideas before starting a painting of the same subject Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Judgments and analyses acquihire analysis appraisal assessment construction critique heed interpretation job evaluation judgment misjudge notice press prognostication rap rating review self-assessment time-and-motion study unrated See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Pictures study noun (LEARNING) B2 [ U ] the act of learning about a subject, usually at school or university: the study of English literature studies A2 [ plural ] studying or work involving studying: Adam doesn't spend enough time on his studies. used in the names of some educational subjects and courses: the department of business/media studies B1 [ C ] a room, especially in a house, used for quiet work such as reading or writing More examples the study of molecular biology After years of study, Tim is now a fully-fledged architect. The room is dedicated to study. If we clear out the spare room, you can use it as a study. Our spare bedroom doubles up as a study for Dan when he's working at home. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Learning & knowing assimilate autodidact blended learning bone up brain training by-heart deskill feel gen up hear tell (of) idiom know better (than sb) idiom knowable mug mug (sth) up pick sth up quick reskill revision specialize tell See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Subjects & disciplines Parts of buildings: rooms Idiom(s) a quick study studyverb us/ˈstʌd·i/ study verb (LEARN) [ I/T ] to learn a particular subject or subjects, esp. in a school or college or by reading books: [ T ] Next semester we’ll be studying biology. [ I ] I’ve got to study tonight. study verb (EXAMINE) [ T ] to look at something carefully to learn about it: She studied the embroidery to see how it was done. studynoun us/ˈstʌd·i/ study noun (LEARNING) [ C/U ] the activity of studying: [ U ] He began the study of violin when he was only three. [ C/U ] A study is a room used for reading and writing in a person’s home. study noun (EXAMINING) [ C ] a report that examines a subject in detail in order to discover new information: Studies show that exercise is important to health. studyverb uk/ˈstʌdi/us [ I or T ] to learn about a subject, especially at a school or university or by reading books: study for sth He's studying for a master's degree at Yale University. She studied economics and politics. What do you plan to do when you finish studying? [ T ] to examine something very carefully: The group of economists studied the regional market. A committee will study the links between the two industries. studynoun uk/ˈstʌdi/us [ C ] a detailed examination of a subject in order to discover new information: The study calls for about $86.7 million in emergency repairs. a study of/on sth She published a study on strategic financial management. carry out/conduct/undertake a study AON consulting conducted a study to identify causes of absenteeism. A recent study of 300 executives found that many wanted more high-tech training. a major/large/national study an independent/in-depth study [ U ] the activity of making a detailed examination of a subject: The recommendations are based on the detailed study of banking profitability. He called for more study of the oceans' role in climate change. [ U ] the activity of learning about a subject, usually at school or university: She switched from Economics to the study of human behaviour. studies [ plural ] the work someone does that involves studying: pursue/neglect/continue your studies He left full-time employment to continue his studies at university. used in the names of some educational subjects and courses: Business Studies management/environmental/women's studies See also** case study feasibility study market survey method study time and motion study tracking study work-study
随便看	computer-aided design computer-aided design/computer-aided manufacturing computer-aided engineering computer-aided learning computer-animated computer-assisted computer-assisted computer-assisted design computer-assisted design/computer-assisted manufacturing computer-assisted engineering computer-assisted learning computer-based training computer-generated computer-generated imagery computer-integrated manufacturing computer-literacy computer-literate computer-related computerate computerisation computerise computerised computerization computerize computerized

studyverb

study verb (LEARN)

study verb (EXAMINE)

Phrasal verb(s)

studynoun

study noun (EXAMINING)

study noun (LEARNING)

Idiom(s)

studyverb

study verb (LEARN)

study verb (EXAMINE)

studynoun

study noun (LEARNING)

study noun (EXAMINING)

studyverb

studynoun

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