study abroad — to pursue education in a foreign country, typically as part of one's degree program
Part of speech: VERB
Definition: to pursue education in a foreign country, typically as part of one's degree program
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈstʌdi əˈbrɔːd/
Korean meaning: 외국에서 공부하다, 해외 유학하다
Korean pronunciation: **스타**디 어**브로**드
Example Sentences
- After studying abroad, Tom returned home speaking three languages and knowing how to make 47 different types of pasta.
- Many students choose to study abroad to gain international perspective and independence.
- She studied abroad in Japan and came back addicted to ramen and fluent in both Japanese and complaint-making.
study abroad
VERB//ˈstʌdi əˈbrɔːd//
to pursue education in a foreign country, typically as part of one's degree program
to pursue education in a foreign country, typically as part of one's degree program
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Origin
'Study'는 라틴어 'studium(열정, 관심)'에서, 'abroad'는 중세영어 'on brede(넓은 곳에)'에서 유래되어 '넓은 세상에서 공부한다'는 현대적 의미를 갖게 되었습니다.
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“After studying abroad, Tom returned home speaking three languages and knowing how to make 47 different types of pasta.”
“Many students choose to study abroad to gain international perspective and independence.”
“She studied abroad in Japan and came back addicted to ramen and fluent in both Japanese and complaint-making.”
“The university offers various study abroad opportunities in over 30 countries.”
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