slow study

A person who finds it difficult or takes a long time to learn something new. It's not that she's unintelligent, she is just a slow study when it comes to mathematics. Your son is a little bit of a slow study, but if he continues to practice and come to lessons, I have no doubt we can make a pianist of him yet.

slow study

a person who is slow to learn things. (Compare this to a slow study.) Fred, who is a slow study, never caught on to the joke.

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释义	slow study slow study A person who finds it difficult or takes a long time to learn something new. It's not that she's unintelligent, she is just a slow study when it comes to mathematics. Your son is a little bit of a slow study, but if he continues to practice and come to lessons, I have no doubt we can make a pianist of him yet. See also: slow, study Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. slow study a person who is slow to learn things. (Compare this to a slow study.) Fred, who is a slow study, never caught on to the joke. See also: slow, study McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: have a blond moment know the time of day not know the time of day poophead drool bucket Neanderthal poohead dim bulb airhead References in periodicals archive This is an industry that seems to take a senseless pride in being a collective slow study. Our aggregate reaction time is leaden, and therefore normal business evolution hits us in a series of surprises and challenges. So, where's the deviant? The grocery industry waits too long in the innovation cycle to recognize significant change, ignoring areas crucial to its survival. (Fast Forward) 'I am still a slow study, and sit for a while on my eggs... The versatility of Robert Louis Stevenson
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