studiare
/stuˈdjar.e/verb★Beginner
general
to study, to learn
Devo studiare per l'esame di domani.
I have to study for tomorrow's exam.
Studi italiano da due anni.
You have been studying Italian for two years.
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Used for formal academic study or learning a subject.
general
to examine, to analyze
Studi il problema con attenzione.
Examine the problem carefully.
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Less common, but used in contexts where careful examination is required.
Collocations
studiare perto study forstudiare conto study withstudiare ato study at
Synonyms
Antonyms
Related Phrases
studiare a memoriaphrase
to study by heart
studiare sodophrase
to study hard
💡Pro Tip
Common Prepositions
'Studiare' is often followed by 'per' (for) or 'con' (with).
⚡Gold Rule
Reflexive Use
While 'studiare' is not reflexive, related phrases like 'studiare da solo' (to study alone) are common.
📖Word Origin
From Latin 'studiare', meaning 'to be diligent' or 'to apply oneself'.
📝Usage Notes
Often used with 'per' to indicate the purpose of study (e.g., 'studiare per l'esame').
Word Breakdown
stud-
related to diligence or effort
root-iare
verb-forming suffix
suffixDizionario Italiano-Inglese