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Definition of studio - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
type of apartmentUS apartment consisting of a single main roomUS
- He lives in a small studio near the city center..
2.
artist's roomroom where an artist or photographer works
- The painter spent hours in his studio.
3.
media productionfacility for making radio, TV, or films
- The show was recorded in a large studio.
4.
media companycompany that produces films or records
- The studio released a new movie this summer.
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apartment consisting of a single main room 
room where an artist or photographer works 
facility for making radio, TV, or films
Expressions with studio
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venue offering dance lessons for a fee
They enrolled in salsa classes at the local dance studio.
room or building equipped for recording sounds or music
The band spent weeks in the recording studio working on their new album..
small apartment with combined living, sleeping, and kitchen areas
She rented a studio apartment in the city center.
group of people who watch a live television or radio show recording
The studio audience laughed loudly during the comedy show taping..
music recorded in a studio
The band released their latest studio music last month.
small apartment with combined living, sleeping, and kitchen area
She rented a studio flat in the city center.
company specializing in design services
The design studio was hired to create the new logo.
album recorded in a studio setting
The band released their latest studio album last month.
photography room without light
The photographer developed the film in a dark studio.
backless couch that can become a double bed
The studio couch fits perfectly in the guest room.
art work area planned for steady indirect daylight from the north
She chose a studio with a north light for painting.
movable workspace with equipment for recording sound video or images
The band recorded their album in a mobile studio parked outside.
room or building equipped for taking professional photographs
They rented a photo studio to shoot the fashion campaign.
room or business where professional photos are taken with special equipment
We went to a photographic studio for our family portrait.
room with special equipment where radio programs are recorded or broadcast
The singer arrived early at the radio studio for the interview.
room or building with equipment for recording or streaming moving pictures
They rented a video studio to shoot the music clip.
place where broadcasts are produced and transmitted
The news was recorded in the broadcasting studio.
loudspeaker for accurate audio production
The studio monitor revealed the track's hidden flaws.
large video camera kept in a studio for recording or broadcasting shows
The host waited while the studio camera zoomed in for a close-up.
powerful light unit in a studio giving short bright bursts for photos
The photographer adjusted the studio flash before taking the portrait.
system of lights arranged to control brightness and shadows in a studio
Good studio lighting made the product photos look polished and professional.
room or building with equipment used to make television programs
The news anchor walked into the bright television studio before the live broadcast.
in a neutral and unbiased manner
The judge evaluated the case sine ira et studio.
Origin of studio
Italian, studio (study)
Terms with studio included in their meaning
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studio supplies
intended for use in creating art
studio host
person who presents radio or TV programs
studio
made by small companies, not big ones, in arts or media
studio
small room that blocks outside noise for recording or broadcasting
studio sketching
drawing from a posed person, often unclothed, and resulting pieces
studio
small room for recording sound or video
movie
film studio and its location
movie outdoors
film or scene shot outside a studio
studio speaker
loudspeaker used in a recording studio
studio method
process of using acid to cut into a surface for creating designs
studio materials
type of paint used by artists, made by mixing pigments with oil
filming
at a place away from a studio
studio device
camera designed for portrait photography
artist's space
artist's workshop or studio
studio method
abstract piece made by letting liquid color fall onto fabric
studio work
person who makes images by printing from a prepared surface
offsite facility
broadcasting facility located away from main studio
studio medium
paint with pigments in water-soluble emulsion
studio plugin
feature in electronic music making one instrument sound like many
acr: Visual Studio
software for coding and development
TV production
television studio staff member who coordinates the action on the studio floor
recording studio
area in a studio for mixing audio
journalism
real-time video feed from outside the studio
music
equipment in a recording studio for combining and processing audio signals
Examples of studio in a sentence
The artist decorated his studio with vibrant colors. The photographer set up lights in the studio. Her studio was filled with canvases and paint. The director spent hours in the editing studio. She rented a studio to record her debut album. The studio signed the singer to a recording contract.
Several studios competed to finance the documentary.
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- French:studio, atelier, ...
- German:Einzimmerwohnung, Atelier, ...
- Italian:monolocale, studio, ...
- Spanish:estudio, taller, ...
- Portuguese:estúdio, atelier, ...
- Chinese:单间公寓, 工作室, ...
- Japanese:ワンルームマンション, スタジオ, ...
- Arabic:شَقَّة اِسْتُودْيُو, مَرْسَم, ...
- Hebrew:דִּירַת חֶדֶר, סְטוּדִיוֹ, ...
- Russian:студия, мастерская, ...
- Ukrainian:студія, ательє, ...
- Hindi:स्टूडियो अपार्टमेंट, स्टूडियो, ...

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