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1. (n.) treatise
a formal and systematic exposition in writing of the principles of a subject, generally longer and more detailed than an essay.
Etymology: (1300–50; ME tretis < AF tretiz, akin to OF traitier to treat)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) treatise
a formal exposition
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Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) treatise
a written composition on a particular subject, in which its principles are discussed or explained; a tract
2. (noun) treatise
story; discourse
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Sense: a long, detailed, formal piece of writing on some subject
He wrote a treatise on methods of education.
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Afrikaans: verhandeling |
Arabic: بَحْث، رِسالَه في مَوضوع |
Bulgarian: тратктат |
Brazilian: dissertação |
Czech: pojednání |
German: die Abhandlung |
Danish: afhandling |
Greek: πραγματεία |
Spanish: tratado |
Estonian: uurimus |
Farsi: رساله |
Finnish: tutkielma |
French: traité |
Hebrew: מַסָה |
Hindi: प्रबन्ध |
Croatian: rasprava |
Hungarian: értekezés |
Indonesian: karangan |
Icelandic: fræðileg ritgerð |
Italian: trattato |
Japanese: 論文 |
Korean: (학문적) 논문 |
Lithuanian: traktatas |
Latvian: traktāts; apcerējums |
Malay: karangan |
Dutch: verhandeling |
Norwegian: avhandling |
Polish: rozprawa, traktat |
Persian: رساله |
Pashto: رساله |
Portuguese: dissertação |
Romanian: tratat |
Russian: трактат |
Slovak: rozprava, výklad |
Slovenian: razprava |
Serbian: traktat |
Swedish: avhandling |
Thai: ตำรา |
Turkish: tez, bilimsel inceleme |
Taiwanese: (專題)論文 |
Ukrainian: трактат; наукова праця |
Urdu: مقالہ |
Vietnamese: chuyên luận |
Chinese: (专题)论文 |
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