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study
Received Pronunciation (AFI) /ˈstʌd.i/ Londres
"to study", Londres
General American, Standard Canadian (AFI) /ˈstʌd.i/ Texas
[ˈstʌɾ.i] California
Connecticut
Australia, Nueva Zelanda (AFI) /ˈstɐd.i/
/ˈstad.i/
longitud silábica bisílaba
grafías alternativas studie[1]

Etimología

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Del francés antiguo estudier, del latín medieval studiare, del latín studium ('estudio'), de studere, del protoindoeuropeo *(s)teu-.[2]

Sustantivo

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study (contable e incontable)¦plural: studies

1
Estudio.

Verbo

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2
Estudiar.

Conjugación

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Conjugación de study (studied, studied) (regular) []
Formas no personales (verboides)
Infinitivo study
Gerundio studying
Participio studied
Formas personales
Modo indicativo
I you (thou) he, she, it we, you, they
Presente Istudy youstudy, studiest he, she, itstudies, studieth we, you, theystudy
Pretérito Istudied youstudied, studiedst he, she, itstudied we, you, theystudied
Pretérito compuesto Ihave studied youhave studied he, she, ithas studied we, you, theyhave studied
Pretérito pluscuamperfecto Ihad studied youhad studied he, she, ithad studied we, you, theyhad studied
Futuro Iwill study youwill study he, she, itwill study we, you, theywill study
Futuro compuesto Iwill have studied youwill have studied he, she, itwill have studied we, you, theywill have studied
Modo condicional
I you he, she, it we, you, they
Condicional simple Iwould study youwould study he, she, itwould study we, you, theywould study
Condicional compuesto Iwould have studied youwould have studied he, she, itwould have studied we, you, theywould have studied
Modo subjuntivo
I you he, she, it we, you, they
Presente Istudy youstudy he, she, itstudy we, you, theystudy
Pretérito Istudied youstudied he, she, itstudied we, you, theystudied
Modo imperativo
(you) (we)
Presente (you)study (we)let's study
Leyenda: † arcaico, x no normativo, cambio ortográfico, irregularidad

Referencias y notas

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  1. obsoleta
  2. «study» en Online Etymology Dictionary. Douglas Harper.