study

study
[ʼstʌdi] vt <-ie->
1)
(scrutinize)
to \study sth/sb etw/jdn studieren, sich akk mit etw/jdm befassen;
(look at) etw eingehend betrachten;
to \study whether/what/how/when ... erforschen [o untersuchen] , ob/was/wie/wann ...;
to \study a contract/an instruction sich dat einen Vertrag/eine Anleitung genau durchlesen
2) (learn)
to \study sth etw studieren;
(at school) etw lernen;
to \study one's part seine Rolle lernen vi <-ie-> lernen;
(at university) studieren;
I studied at Bristol University ich habe an der Universität von Bristol studiert;
to \study for sth sich akk auf etw akk vorbereiten, für etw akk lernen;
to \study under sb bei jdm studieren n
1) (investigation) Untersuchung f; (academic investigation) Studie f, wissenschaftliche Untersuchung
2) no pl (studying) Lernen nt; (at university) Studieren nt;
find somewhere quiet for \study such dir ein ruhiges Plätzchen zum Lernen
3) (room) Arbeitszimmer nt
4) (pilot drawing) Studie f, Entwurf m;
preparatory \study Vorentwurf m, Vorstudie f
5) (literary portrayal) Untersuchung f, Studie f
6) (example)
to be a \study in sth ein Musterbeispiel für etw akk sein;
when she works, she's a \study in concentration wenn sie arbeitet, ist sie ein Muster an Konzentration
7) (Brit) (hum)
his face was a \study when he saw her new punk hairstyle sein Gesicht war sehenswert, als er ihre neue Punkfrisur sah

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