study
/ˈstʌdi/
noun
- The activity of learning or gaining knowledge about a subject.
- She dedicated her weekends to the study of ancient history.
- He set aside two hours each day for study.
- A good study environment helps you focus better.
- A room in a house used for reading, writing, or academic work.
- The professor spent most of his time in his study.
- Her study was filled with books and a large desk.
- We turned the spare bedroom into a quiet study.
- A detailed investigation or analysis of a particular subject or problem.
- The study of the disease led to new treatments.
- A recent study shows that exercise improves memory.
- The government published a study on climate change.
verb
- To spend time learning about a subject by reading, memorizing facts, attending classes, or doing research.
- They studied the map carefully before starting the hike.
- She needs to study for her math exam tomorrow.
- He studies French every evening after work.
- To examine something closely in order to understand it.
- We studied the painting to see the artist's brushstrokes.
- The scientist studied the behavior of the ants for months.
- The detective studied the clues at the crime scene.
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