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study . ( Of the lat. )( studium ). 1. m effort that puts the understanding to apply to know something. 2. m. job employed in learning and cultivate a science or art. 3. m. work that an author study and elucidate a question. 4. d. place of work of an artist or liberal professional. Study of an architect, of counsel 5. m. small size apartment, usually dedicated to housing or (d) espacho. 6. m. set of buildings or units intended for the realization of films, radio or television broadcasts, recordings, etc. U m. in pl. 7. m. application, skill and ability with which something is done. 8. m. institution which gives origin to the University. 9. m. Mús. Composition for the performer been exercised in the domain of some difficulty. 10. m. Pint. Preparatory sketch for a pictorial or sculptural work. 11. m. pl. Co njunto of subjects that are studied to obtain some degree. High school study General. 1. m. University (? teaching Center). 2. m. p. us. University (? building that is located said centre). study s largest. 1. m. pl. In universities, which were made in the higher faculties. To give Studio s someone. 1. loc. verb. Provide you with the possibility of studying. en study . 1. loc. adj. That it is under study or analysis. make someone study of something. 1. loc. verb. Put special care or effort on it. have study s. 1. loc. verb. Having received instruction, or a career. ? V. bag of study s plan of study s