We knew her answer was studied because it had nothing to do with the question.Sabíamos que su respuesta era premeditada porque no tenía nada que ver con la pregunta.

c. afectado

Giovanni spoke with a studied accent to pretend to be a foreigner.Giovanni hablaba con un acento afectado para pasar por extranjero.

d. fingido

Mau reacted to the good news with a studied indifference.Mau reaccionó ante las buenas noticias con fingida indiferencia.

studied

An adjective is a word that describes a noun (e.g. the big dog).

adjective

1. (manner, attitude)

a. estudiado(a)

studied [ˈstʌdɪd]

adjective

(gen) estudiado; pensado; [+calm, insult] calculado; premeditado; [+pose, style] estudiado; afectado;

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Examples

Phrases

I studied	estudié
I have studied	he estudiado
he studied	estudió
I studied Spanish	estudié español
she studied	estudió
you studied last night	estudiaste anoche
I have studied Spanish for two years.	He estudiado español durante dos años.
I studied a lot	estudié mucho
I studied last night	estudié anoche
we have studied for more than three hours	hemos estudiado más tres horas
Last weekend I studied for my exams.	El fin de semana pasado estudié para los exámenes.
she studied in case there was a test the next day	estudió en caso de que hubiera un examen el próximo día
you have studied all night	has estudiado toda la noche
I studied for the test	estudié para el examen
he studied at	estudió en
I studied yesterday	estudié ayer
I always studied before a test	siempre estudiaba antes de un examen
we have studied	hemos estudiado
I studied with Juan for three hours	estudié con Juan por tres horas
I have studied Spanish for three years	llevo tres años estudiando español