student /stūˈdənt/

1. A person who studies
2. A person devoted to books or to any study
3. A person who is enrolled for a course of instruction, esp at a higher or further education establishment
4. An undergraduate
5. A member of the foundation of Christ Church, Oxford, equivalent to a fellow elsewhere
6. The holder of a studentship
7. A school pupil
8. A person learning a specified profession, etc (as student teacher, student nurse)

stuˈdentry noun

Students collectively

stuˈdentship noun

1. An endowment for a student in a college
2. In Christ Church, Oxford, the equivalent of a fellowship
3. The condition or time of being a student

stūˈdenty adjective

Relating to the lifestyle or fashions typically associated with students

studied /studˈid/ adjective

1. Well considered
2. Deliberately contrived, designed
3. Over-elaborated with loss of spontaneity
4. Well prepared by study
5. Well-read
6. Versed

studˈiedly adverb

studˈiedness noun

studˈier noun

studio /stūˈdi-ō/ noun (pl stuˈdios)

1. An artist's workroom
2. A workshop for photography, cinematography, radio or television broadcasting, the making of sound recordings, etc
3. A company that makes films

studious /stūˈdi-əs/ adjective

1. Devoted to or assiduous in study
2. Studied
3. Painstaking or painstakingly carried out
4. Deliberate

stuˈdiously adverb

stuˈdiousness noun

study /studˈi/ transitive verb (studˈying; studˈied)

1. To apply the mind to in order to acquire knowledge or skill
2. To examine
3. To consider
4. To scrutinize
5. To look contemplatively at
6. To take into consideration
7. To consider the wishes, advantage, feelings of
8. To devise
9. To think out
10. To instruct (Shakespeare)

1. To apply the mind closely to books, nature, acquisition of learning or of skill
2. To take an educational course
3. To rack one's mind
4. To muse, meditate, reflect

1. An object of endeavour, solicitude, or mental application
2. (in pl) related objects of mental application or departments of knowledge
3. A state of consideration
4. Attentive and detailed examination
5. A scrutiny
6. A reverie
7. Application of the mind to the acquisition of knowledge or skill
8. A department of knowledge
9. A preliminary essay towards a work of art
10. An exercise in art
11. A musical composition serving as an exercise in technique
12. A presentation in literature or art of the results of study
13. A room devoted to study, actually or ostensibly
14. The committing to memory, hence a memorizer (theatre)
15. Inclination
16. Interest
17. Zeal

studio couch noun

A couch, sometimes without a back, that can be converted into a bed

studio flat noun

A small flat consisting of one main room, or an open-plan living area

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