Collocation
study hard
to put a lot of effort and focus into studying in order to learn or get good results
Definition
'study hard' is a common English collocation. to put a lot of effort and focus into studying in order to learn or get good results
study + hard
“If you study hard, you will pass the exam.”
Examples
- I study hard every evening after dinner.
- She studies hard because she wants to get into medical school.
- We studied hard for the final exam last week.
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- They are studying hard for tomorrow’s presentation.
- If you study hard, you can improve your English quickly.
- He studied hard, but he still found the math test challenging.
- I have been studying hard since the beginning of the semester.
- She told me to study hard so I would not have to retake the course.
- Even though he works part-time, he still studies hard on weekends.
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