| 词汇 | thesaurus_articles_to-study-something |
| 释义 | to study somethingThese words refer to learning about something, especially by taking an educational course on it or learning about it in school. One common word for this is study. Study is usually used to talk about learning through an educational course or by reading about a subject. It can also refer to preparing for an exam by reading materials that are about the exam's subject. What do you plan on studying at university? I'm studying the history of the Second World War right now. I can't go out tonight - I'm studying for my exams. For more words related to learning something, see the article at learn. If someone is studying something as their main subject at a college or university, you can use the verb major in US English. USShe majored in philosophy at Harvard. Cram, revise in UK English, or review in US English can be used when someone is studying very hard just before an exam. She's cramming for her history exam. UK I'm revising for tomorrow's test. USWe're going to review for the test tomorrow night. If someone is studying a subject in order to discover new facts, the verb research is often used. Scientists are researching possible new treatments for cancer. |
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