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Traditional English :: studio
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studio.html - n. (pl. -os) 1 the workroom of a painter or photographer etc. 2 a place where cinema films or recordings are made or where television or radio programmes are made or produced. studio couch a couch that can be converted into a bed. studio flat a flat containing a room suitable as an artist's studio, or only one main room. [It. f. L (as STUDY)] |
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Traditional English :: studious
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studio.html - adj. 1 devoted to or assiduous in study or reading. 2 studied, deliberate, painstaking ( with studious care). 3 (foll. by to + infin. or in + verbal noun) showing care or attention. 4 (foll. by of + verbal noun) anxiously desirous. studiously adv. studiousness n. [ME f. L studiosus (as STUDY)] |
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Traditional English :: studio
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studio.html - n. (pl. -os) 1 the workroom of a painter or photographer etc. 2 a place where cinema films or recordings are made or where television or radio programmes are made or produced. studio couch a couch that can be converted into a bed. studio flat a flat containing a room suitable as an artist's studio, or only one main room. [It. f. L (as STUDY)] |
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Traditional English :: studious
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studio.html - adj. 1 devoted to or assiduous in study or reading. 2 studied, deliberate, painstaking ( with studious care). 3 (foll. by to + infin. or in + verbal noun) showing care or attention. 4 (foll. by of + verbal noun) anxiously desirous. studiously adv. studiousness n. [ME f. L studiosus (as STUDY)] |
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English Idioms :: study
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studio.html - See: BROWN STUDY. |
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Traditional English :: stud(1)
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studio.html - n. & v. --n. 1 a large-headed nail, boss, or knob, projecting from a surface esp. for ornament. 2 a double button esp. for use with two buttonholes in a shirt-front. 3 a small object projecting slightly from a road-surface as a marker etc. 4 a rivet or crosspiece in each link of a chain-cable. 5 a a post to which laths are nailed. b US the height of a room as indicated by the length of this. --v.tr. (studded, studding) 1 set with or as with studs. 2 (as studded adj.) (foll. by with) thickly set or strewn (studded with diamonds). 3 be scattered over or about (a surface). [OE studu, stuthu post, prop, rel. to G stâtzen to prop] |
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