studio
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- noun
- /ˈstjuːdioʊ/
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estudio
- He loves to paint in his studio, surrounded by colorful canvases and brushes.
- an artist's studio
- an art studio
- a painter's studio
And she was just here in my studio on Monday of this week.
- And she was just here in my studio on Monday of this week.
- Like I miss my studio so much.
- And you had a studio in New Orleans years ago.
- What I operate with is a full blown studio in my backpack.
- I had my own dance studio in Kansas.
- And he had a studio in his garden shed in Slough.
- And again, just being part of this new studio and sick notes community.
Examples
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Bring them by the dance studio tomorrow.
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I never thought I would own the largest salsa dance studio maybe in the world.
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And she was just here in my studio on Monday of this week.
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Like I miss my studio so much.
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We have to go into the studio tomorrow.
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I actually bought a dress, took the bus to his studio.
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Today we are in the studio and we are matching.
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So we can actually set up a podcast studio in DC.
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The studio was at the end of a block of studios on a gravel courtyard.
Fiction book (1990) -
Jannsen teaches Spanish and runs a dance studio, while her husband, Rush, practices Ayurvedic medicine.
Academic text (2017)
Synonyms
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A room where someone makes things by hand or paints
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A room where an artist or designer makes art
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9.9
A workshop where an artist or maker creates and teaches art
A room where an artist makes paintings and other art
Compounds
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A small home with one main room for living, sleeping, and cooking and a separate bathroom
How Stimulating
Surface Forms
Etymology
Studio comes from the Latin word studium, meaning 'study', and is the same root as study and student. So an artist's or musician's studio is a place for practice, learning, and serious creative work.