studies

UK /ˈstʌdiz/ US /ˈstʌdiz/

noun 1

Definitions

noun

An academic field of study concerning the given subject.

My boyfriend is taking media studies.

Technology studies is not yet well established as an academic discipline in its own right but a serious body of both scholarly and popular literature in the field is now emerging.

Collocations

ADJ.

far, hard, most, private, serious, useful

She conducted serious studies on the effects of climate change in remote areas.

VERB + STUDIES

back, carry, demonstrated, neglect, pursue, taking

She decided to pursue studies in environmental science after graduating from high school.

STUDIES + NOUN

dinner, favor, french, hours

She spent long hours studying French in the library every afternoon.

PREP.

about, after, in, in, into, on, than

She did extensive studies on the effects of climate change in coastal regions.

ADV.

always

She always studies in the library before her exams.

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My boyfriend is taking media studies.

Wiktionary

Technology studies is not yet well established as an academic discipline in its own right but a serious body of both scholarly and popular literature in the field is now emerging.

Wiktionary

The professor encouraged me in my studies.

Tatoeba · #19012

It is silly of you to neglect your studies.

Tatoeba · #21637

It has been demonstrated in various studies that the private sector has little influence over policy making.

Tatoeba · #21750

More than one student studies French in our class.

Tatoeba · #23473

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