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Latvian
Etymology
Via some other European language, ultimately borrowed from Latin studeō (“to dedicate oneself, to study”).
Pronunciation
Verb
studēt (transitive or intransitive, 2nd conjugation, present studēju, studē, studē, past studēju)
- to study at a university or college
- studēt universitātē ― to study at the university
- studēt neklātienē ― to study remotely
- studējošā jaunatne ― students, the studying youth
- Pakalns ieradās Rīgā pagājušajā rudenī, lai studētu augstskolā ― Pakalns arrived in Riga last fall to study at the university
- to study something (to acquire (knowledge of something) at a university or college)
- studēt ķīmiju, bioloģiju, medicīnu ― to study chemistry, biology, medicine
- studēt mākslas vēsturi ― to study the history of art
- ko studēt? Helvigs nevarēja izšķirties ― to study what? Helvigs could not decide
- to study something (to explore, to examine, to learn something carefully and systematically)
- viņš kopē Mikelandželo freskas, studē Ticiāna krāsu noslēpums ― he copied Michelangelo's frescoes, (he) studied TIciano's color secrets
- no visiem pārdzīvojumiem saprastu, ka cilvēki visu laiku jāstudē, jāpētī ― from all (my) experiences I understood that people must study, research, all the time
- māte ar Ievu virtuvē studē lielo enciklopēdiju ― mother and Ieva were studying a big encyclopedia in the kitchen
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