co-study
verbUK /ˌkəʊˈstʌdi/
US /ˌkoʊˈstʌdi/
To study together with someone else.
My friend and I co-study math every Tuesday after school.
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2. A shared research project done by two or more people.
The two scientists began a co-study on bees.
3. To examine the same subject side by side for comparison.
We co-study the two books to see how they differ.
4. Learning done jointly by students in a group.
Their co-study helped everyone pass the test.