Meanings of study geography in English

Fremont claimed he was out west to study geography, wildlife, and plants.

Most of all, I had to prepare myself thoroughly, study geography, ethnology, and languages.

Young Americans don't have to study geography books these days.

And I've been helping him study geography.

The marvel was not lessened when I began to study geography, and comprehended that the world is round.

Didn't you study geography at school?

Elizabeth wanted to study geography.

After Ludlow grammar and Lampeter bilateral school, Kevin went to Birmingham University to study geography, but left without a degree.

Do you study geography?

Learn music, learn the French language, enlarge the subjects of thy pencil, study geography and astronomy and even metaphysics, sooner than leave thy mind unoccupied.

It seemed reasonably broad and I had an interest in studying geography.

The atlas you had when you studied geography at school is better than none.

I forgot that you have not studied geography, dearie.

You've studied geography, Emma, and you ought to know.

Not a bad way of studying geography, is it?

After taking his degree at Cambridge he migrated to Oxford for the purpose of studying geography.