Definition of monograph - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
academic studyTECH. detailed written study of a single specialized subjectTECH.
- She published a monograph on the linguistic structures of Eastern European languages..
Verb
1.
academic writingTECH. write a detailed study on a subjectTECH.
- She plans to monograph the ancient ruins.
2.
regulatoryTECH. publish a standard authorizing a substanceTECH.
- The FDA will monograph the new drug next year.
Origin of monograph
Greek, monos (single) + graphein (to write)
Examples of monograph in a sentence
The library has a vast collection of monographs. The professor will monograph the new archaeological findings. They decided to monograph the effects of climate change on agriculture. The committee decided to monograph the chemical compound. They plan to monograph the substance by the end of the year.
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- French:monographie, rédiger une étude détaillée, ...
- German:Monographie, verfassen, ...
- Italian:monografia, scrivere una monografia, ...
- Spanish:monografía, escribir una monografía, ...
- Portuguese:monografia, monografar, ...
- Chinese:专著, 撰写, ...
- Japanese:専門書, 詳細な研究を書く, ...
- Arabic:دِرَاسَة, أَلَّفَ دراسة مفصلة, ...
- Hebrew:מוֹנוֹגְרַפְיָה, לִכְתוֹב מוֹנוֹגְרַפְיָה, ...
- Russian:монография, написать монографию, ...
- Ukrainian:монографія, написати монографію, ...
- Hindi:शोध प्रबंध, विस्तृत अध्ययन लिखना, ...
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