overstudy 的 2 个定义
o·ver·stud·ied, o·ver·stud·y·ing.
- to study too much or too hard: to overstudy a letter for hidden meanings; to overstudy to the point of exhaustion; to overstudy oneself and forget half of what has been read.
- excessive study.
更多overstudy例句
- Overstudy in school, poor blood, poor nourishment are always accompanied by inability to sleep soundly.
- I knew one girl, supposed to be a very fine student, and to have brought on "fits" by overstudy, while away at school.
- When Hollister was eighteen years old he had been briefly troubled by an affliction of his eyes brought on from overstudy.
- But there is not much danger that many young people nowadays will die of overstudy.
- "I don't think I shall overstudy to-night," announced Miriam, a little later, as she rose from the table.