slow study

sləʊ ˈstʌdi

slow studies

Definition

Definition of slow study - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

learning

Dated

person who learns slowly

Dated

He is a slow study but eventually understands the material.

dimwit

dullard

slow progress

Rare

study or examination that progresses slowly

Rare

The research was a slow study due to limited resources.

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Expressions with slow

slow down

reduce speed or velocity

The car began to slow down as it approached the town.

go slow

proceed with caution or deliberation

He decided to go slow with the negotiations.

dead slow

adj.

extremely slow in speed or progress

The traffic was dead slow during rush hour.

slow burn

slowly developing anger or annoyance

He did a slow burn as he realized he had been cheated.

low and slow

adv.

doing something carefully and without rushing

He approached the project low and slow for best results.

slow as a snail

adj.

extremely slow in movement or takes a long time

He is slow as a snail when getting ready.

Expressions with study

quick study

someone who learns new things rapidly and easily

She was a quick study, mastering the piano in just a few months.

study under

learn from a specific teacher or mentor

She decided to study under a famous artist.

study up on

review information thoroughly

I need to study up on my notes before the exam.

study one's brains out

study very hard for a long time

She had to study her brains out for the final exams.

one's face was a study

exp.

face shows clear emotions or thoughts

When he heard the news, his face was a study.

study in contrasts

situation showing sharp differences

The film is a study in contrasts between light and dark.

area of study

specific subject or discipline that someone learns or researches in depth

Psychology became his main area of study at university.

course of study

series of lessons designed to teach a subject

The course of study included weekly lectures and assignments.

home study

learning conducted at home instead of a classroom

She completed her degree through home study.

study abroad

pursue education in a foreign country

She plans to study abroad in France next year.

Examples of slow study in a sentence

Teachers need patience when working with a slow study.
The project turned into a slow study over the years.
His thesis became a slow study, taking much longer than expected.

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French:personne lente à apprendre, étude lente, ...
German:langsamer Lerner, langsame Studie, ...
Italian:studente lento, esame lento, ...
Spanish:persona de aprendizaje lento, estudio lento, ...
Portuguese:aluno lento, estudo demorado, ...
Chinese:学习慢的人, 缓慢的研究, ...
Japanese:学習が遅い人, スロー・スタディ, ...
Arabic:بَطِيء التَّعَلُّم, دِراسَة بَطِيئَة, ...
Hebrew:תַּלְמִיד אִטִּי, מֶחְקָר אִטִּי, ...
Russian:медленно обучающийся человек, медленное изучение, ...
Ukrainian:повільний учень, повільне дослідження, ...
Hindi:धीरे सीखने वाला व्यक्ति, धीमी अध्ययन, ...
Bengali:ধীর শিক্ষার্থী, ধীর অধ্যয়ন, ...
Catalan:estudiant lent, estudi lent, ...
Czech:opozdilec, pomalý výzkum, ...
Danish:langsom elev, langsom undersøgelse, ...
Dutch:langzame leerling, langzame studie, ...
Greek:αργός μαθητής, αργή μελέτη, ...
Hungarian:lassú felfogású ember, elhúzódó vizsgálat, ...
Khmer:មនុស្សរៀនយឺត, ការសិក្សា ឬការពិនិត្យដែលដំណើរការយឺត, ...
Korean:느린 학습자, 느린 연구, ...
Persian:فرد کندآموز, مطالعه کند, ...
Polish:osoba, która wolno się uczy, powolne badanie, ...
Portuguese (BR):aluno lento, estudo demorado, ...
Romanian:învățăcel lent, studiu lent, ...
Swedish:långsam elev, långsam studie, ...
Thai:คนเรียนรู้ช้า, การศึกษา, ...
Turkish:yavaş öğrenen, yavaş çalışma, ...
Vietnamese:người học chậm, quá trình nghiên cứu chậm, ...

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