The pronunciation of learning is: English ['st? di].

The pronunciation of learning is: English ['st? Di]. Research on plural nouns: research; ; Past tense: studied; ; Past participle: learned; ; Present participle: learning; ; The third person singular: a study. Research synonym consideration

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(noun) study, research, academic research, discussion, investigation, study subjects, courses, research objects, research reports, papers, monographs, trials, trial plans, etudes, special target memory ... People recite lines, and those who recite lines meditate and fall into meditation. (verb) Learning

Verb (abbreviation of verb) (verb) vt intransitive verb learning; Learning; Study hard to acquire knowledge; Work; Study (noun) A thorough investigation of a particular subject, especially writing an article on it. Ying Ying's explanation.

Noun: detailed and rigorous inspection

Learn and understand a subject with your mind (especially through reading); "It takes a lot of effort to master a second language"

"No school offers postgraduate courses in interior design"

A written document describing the discovery of some individuals or groups; "This is consistent with the recent research by Hill and Dell."

The state of being absorbed; "She is studying deeply."

A room for reading, writing and studying; "He tapped on the closed door of the study."

A branch of knowledge; "What is his doctorate?"

"Teachers should be well trained in their subjects."

Anthropology is the study of human beings.

Preliminary drawings for later detailed description; "He did several studies before he started painting."

Concentrated thinking and meditation; "After much deliberation, he refused the offer."

Someone who is quick and easy to remember (such as the lines of a character in a play); "He learns quickly."

Works aimed at developing a certain aspect of the performer's technology; "A study on the method of staccato"

Verb: think carefully and analyze in order to discover essential characteristics or meanings; "Analysis of a sonnet by Shakespeare"

"Analyzing evidence in criminal trials"

"Analyze your real motives"

Be a student; Learn a course; Be admitted to a college

Think carefully; "consider the possibility of moving"

Be a student of a certain subject; "She is preparing for the bar exam."

Learn by reading; "He is studying geology in his room."

"I have an exam next week; I must read now. "

Think intently and for a long time, for spiritual purposes; "He is meditating in his study."

Fourth, examples

This reference book is very useful for our study.

This reference book is very useful for our research.

He insisted on studying law.

He insisted on studying law.

His years of study are very helpful to his work.

His years of study have contributed to his work.

Physiology is the study of how living things work.

Physiology is the study of biological functions.

She shut herself in the study and worked.

She shut herself in the study and buried herself in research.

She stood there thinking.

She stood there thinking.

Harry learns very slowly.

Harry is a man with a poor memory.

He learns quickly.

He can recite lines at once.

Scientists are studying photos of Mars, looking for signs of life.

Scientists are studying photos of Mars, looking for signs of life.

I like studying in the library.

I like studying in the library.

She won a scholarship to Harvard University.

She won a scholarship to study at Harvard University.

He studied himself in the mirror.

He studied himself in the mirror.

He always studies to avoid unpleasant topics.

He always tries to avoid unpleasant topics.

Five, common sentence patterns

Use as a verb (v.) Use as an intransitive verb s+~ (+a) You can learn by yourself.

You can teach yourself. He is studying at home now; He has left school.

Now he teaches himself at home. He doesn't go to school. He went to Oxford University to study.

He went to Oxford University to study. The teacher's harsh criticism prompted him to study hard.

The teacher's harsh criticism prompted him to study hard. More people will be sent abroad to study.

More people will be sent abroad to study. He often studies late into the night.

He often studies late into the night. The child won't study unless you supervise him.

The boy won't study unless you supervise him. He is studying to be a doctor.

He is studying medicine. We will study to avoid making mistakes.

We should try not to make mistakes. You must continue to study hard to stay ahead of others.

You must continue to study hard to get ahead of others. Used as a transitive verb s+~+n./pron. He is learning German.

He is learning German. I'm thinking about studying engineering by email.

I'm thinking of studying engineering by correspondence. Helen studied spelling for half an hour.

Helen spent half an hour learning spelling lessons. He studied English with a foreign teacher for a year.

He studied English with a foreign teacher for a year. We must learn from their experience in managing factories.

We must learn from their experience in managing factories. The Committee will thoroughly study the tax plan.

The Committee will study the tax plan carefully. I have studied him very carefully.

Once I looked at him very carefully. He stared at her and studied her face carefully.

He stared at her intently and studied her face carefully. He is studying the map.

He was looking at the map carefully at that time. He studied the photo taken in summer.

He looked at the photo carefully, which was taken in summer. I will study this matter and give you my opinion.

I will seriously consider this problem and tell you my opinion. This school studies the needs of all students.

This school takes the needs of all children seriously. Many people in the world study Picasso's works.

Many people in the world study Picasso's works. They are studying what to do next Sunday.

They are studying what to do next Sunday. He studied how to finish the work in the shortest time.

He studied how to finish the work in the shortest time. S+~+wh-clauseI must study why he committed suicide.

I must study why he committed suicide. Used as object complement verb s+~+ self+adjective. They study them a little foolishly.

They feel a little silly. My brother likes studying.

My brother likes studying. After studying for an hour, he went out.

He studied for an hour before going out. His enthusiasm for learning moved his teacher.

His enthusiasm for studying hard left a good impression on the teacher. The teacher calmed the class down and began to study.

The teacher calmed the students down and began to study. Facts show that correct learning methods are very important.

Facts have proved that correct learning methods are very important. There is no room reserved for quiet study.

There is no room specially arranged for quiet study. When I leave school, I won't finish my studies.

I won't stop studying after leaving school. Finally, he persuaded his father to start studying at Harvard University.

He finally persuaded his father to allow him to study at Harvard University. He has made great progress in his studies.

He has made great progress in his studies. How is your medical research going?

How is your medical research going? She has just returned from the Conservatory of Music in Vienna.

She came back from studying music in Vienna. This matter is under study.

This matter is under study. My research will bear fruit.

My research has achieved fruitful results. His research covers a wide range of fields.

His research covers a wide range. He studied linguistics until his death.

He devoted his life to the study of linguistics. During his three years in prison, he devoted himself to serious research.

During his three-year imprisonment, he devoted himself to serious research. He studied Shakespeare's plays.

He studies Shakespeare's plays. He studies economics.

He studies economics. Professor White specializes in English.

Professor White specializes in English. The city has prepared a study on slums.

The city has prepared a report on slums. The Committee made a thorough study of the causes of civil strife.

The Committee thoroughly investigated the causes of the civil unrest. The government has ordered a feasibility study of the proposed new airport.

The government has ordered a feasibility study of the proposed new airport. I read your research on agriculture with great interest.

I read your paper on agriculture with great interest. Biology is the study of living things.

Biology is the study of biology. She began to learn Latin with him.

She studied Latin with him. He is busy with his research.

He studies hard in the study. You will find him in his study.

You can find him in his study. The old man is sitting in the study reading a book.

The old man is sitting in the study reading a book. These Chinese paintings are hanging in my study now.

Those Chinese paintings are hanging in my study now. Take the guests into the study.

Please take the guests to the study. He is a person who studies contradictions.

He is a controversial person. The guest is full of energy, but the host is a poor student.

People noticed that the guests were full of energy and the host was in poor health. Six, commonly used phrases

Used as a verb (v.), learn (v.+prep. Study hard (from sth, such as a book) to prepare for (sth, such as an exam).

We study for knowledge, not for grades.

We study for knowledge, not for grades.

It is difficult to work during the day and study for a law degree at night school.

It is not easy to get a law degree by working during the day and going to night school at night.

He is studying to qualify as a lawyer.

He studied to become a lawyer.

Please be quiet. I must study this book for tomorrow's exam.

Please don't talk. There will be an exam tomorrow. I must read this book.

We made a plan to increase production. We drew up a plan to increase production.

Study under (v+prep). Learn to learn from someone, under the guidance of (someone).

Learning from sbJane is really lucky to learn from such a famous singer.

Jane is lucky to study under the guidance of such a famous singer.

Get up for an exam, etc.

Study something? UpI knows this matter very well, because I looked it up in a book.

I am familiar with that matter because I have looked it up in a book.

We should study the map carefully before we leave.

We should study the map before we leave.

I want to get closer and study him carefully.

I want to get closer and have a closer look at him.

He is studying hard.

He is studying hard to prepare for the exam now.

Used as a noun in meditation; In fantasy

Seven, etymological explanation

☆ 65438+entered English at the beginning of 2002, directly derived from the old French estudier, which means learning; From Latin, studium means application. Synonyms related to learning

Consider, think, measure, inspect, inspect, investigate, pay attention to, inspect and study.

Related adjacent words of learning

Staff, learning, progress, learning gap, learning art, learning law, learning purpose, learning method, learning goal, learning method, learning method, learning method, learning method, learning method.

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