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studio

/ˈstuːdioʊ/
stu · di · o

Plural:studios
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• noun

1

A workroom or space used by an artist, photographer, or designer to create their work.

Example

"The painter spent her entire afternoon mixing colors and working on a new canvas in her studio."


2

A facility or company equipped for the recording, production, or broadcasting of music, television, or film.

Example

"The rock band rented a recording studio in London to lay down the tracks for their upcoming album."


3

A small apartment consisting of a single main room that serves as the living, dining, and sleeping space.

Example

"After moving to the city, he rented a downtown studio because it was more affordable than a one-bedroom apartment."

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Word Origin & Etymology

Borrowed from Italian 'studio' (meaning 'study' or 'room for study'), which is derived from the Latin 'studium' (meaning 'zeal, dedication, or study').

Usage Trend

Historical frequency of usage in published text.

180019102020

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