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bone up
phrasal verb with boneverbuk /bəʊn/ us /boʊn/
informal
to learn as much as you can about something for a special reason: 苦学，专心致志地学
She boned up on economics before applying for the job.申请工作前她刻苦攻读了经济学。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Learning & knowing
absorptive capacity
achievement gap
acquirable
acquire
acquisition
bone
hit the booksidiom
know better (than someone)idiom
know better (than to do something)idiom
know something from something
know something like the back of your handidiom
know your way around somethingidiom
orientation
recognition
recognize
study holiday
study under someone
subskill
subspeciality
subspecialize
bone up | American Dictionary
bone up
phrasal verb with boneverb[ T ]us/boʊn/
infmlus/ˈboʊnˈʌp/
to study a subject as much as you can in a short period of time:
She boned up on her Spanish before going to Mexico.
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