studio

(sto̵̅o̅dē ō′, styo̵̅o̅-)

noun pl. studios

  1. a room or rooms where an artist, photographer, or musician works
  2. ☆ a room or rooms where dancing lessons, music lessons, etc. are given
    1. a business establishment engaged in producing and, usually, distributing films
    2. a physical facility, as one belonging to such an establishment, where films are made
  3. a room or rooms where radio or television programs are produced or where recordings are made
  4. studio apartment

Origin: It < L studium, a study

See studio in American Heritage Dictionary 4

noun pl. stu·di·os
  1. An artist's workroom.
  2. A photographer's establishment.
  3. An establishment where an art is taught or studied: a dance studio.
  4. a. A room, building, or group of buildings where movies, television shows, or radio programs are produced.
    b. A room or building where tapes and records are produced.
  5. A company that produces films.
  6. A studio apartment.

Origin:

Origin: Italian

Origin: , from Latin studium, eagerness, application; see study

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