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1 case study
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2 studie
• study -
3 studiegroep
• study group -
4 studiereis
• study tour -
5 studie
1 [het bestuderen van iets] study♦voorbeelden:zich toeleggen op de studie • devote oneself to studyaan de studie zijn • be studyingin studie zijn • be under considerationiets in studie nemen • consider/study somethingmet een studie beginnen • take up a (course of) study -
6 studeren
2 [zich in de muziek oefenen] practise (music)♦voorbeelden:1 als hoofdvak/bijvak studeren • major/minor inMarijke studeert • Marijke is at university/collegemedicijnen/oude talen studeren • read medicine/classicsnatuurkunde gaan studeren • take up physicswat studeert zij? • what is she studying/reading?, what is her subject?hij studeert nog • he is still studying/at collegeverder studeren • continue one's studiesvoor ingenieur studeren • study engineering/to be an engineer1 [leren] study2 [peinzen over] think/pore over♦voorbeelden:1 studeren voor een examen • study/revise for an examstuderen voor een universitaire graad • study for/do a degree -
7 bestuderen
♦voorbeelden:een niet vooraf bestudeerde tekst • an unseen textde middeleeuwse geschiedenis bestuderen • study mediaeval history -
8 coprologie
n. coprology, study of feces; study of pornography -
9 enzymologie
n. enzymology, study of enzymes, study of proteins which catalyze chemical processes -
10 epigrafie
n. epigraphy, study of epigraphs, study of inscriptions (especially ancient inscriptions) -
11 etymologie
n. etymology, study of the origin of words, study of the historical development of words -
12 fenomenologie
n. phenomenology, study of phenomena, study of facts or events which can be observed and scientifically described -
13 filosofie
n. philosophy, study of the principles of existence behavior and knowledge, study of the nature of human thought and of the world -
14 fonetica
n. phonetics, study of the representation and production of speech sounds, study of phonetic systems (Linguistics) -
15 fonetiek
n. phonetics, study of the representation and production of speech sounds, study of phonetic systems (Linguistics) -
16 fossielenleer
n. paleontology, science of the study of geological periods through the study of fossil evidence -
17 fysica
n. physics, study of the laws of nature, study of the characteristics of matter and energy -
18 geriatrie
n. geriatrics, study of diseases relating to old age; study of emotional and physical changes caused by aging -
19 gradueren
v. graduate, complete a course of study and receive a degree or diploma (as from a university or college), organize, arrange in grades; change gradually; grant a degree to one who has completed a course of study; divide into degrees -
20 grammaticaal
adj. grammatical, of or pertaining to grammar, pertaining to the study of classes of words, pertaining to the study of the structure of a language; conforming to the rules of grammar
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