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study history learn about past events as an academic subject

A1 CEFR level at which this word is typically taught. A1 is the most basic; C2 is near-native mastery. Verb + noun

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She decided to study history at university because she loved old civilisations.

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learn about past events as an academic subject

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history A1
/ˈhɪs.tɹi/ The study of past events, especially in human affairs. M S
study A1
/ˈstʌd.i/ To spend time learning about a subject, often at school or college. M S

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More collocations with history (5)

ancient history the history of early civilisations in the distant past long history a history extending far back in time teach history instruct others in the subject of history recorded history the period of the past documented in writing american history the study or account of past events in the United States

More collocations with study (9)

study art learn about or practise art formally recent study a study carried out or published not long ago scientific study a study conducted using rigorous scientific methods detailed study a thorough and comprehensive investigation cite a study to refer to a study as evidence or support for an argument or claim conduct a study to carry out a formal investigation or piece of research publish a study to make the findings of a research study available in print or online longitudinal study research that follows the same people or subjects over an extended period

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