to study or attend school

to read; the act or process of reading

to analyze and explain the meaning or significance of something such as a policy, text, or event

to go to school; to attend a school

to read a document, speech, or announcement aloud to an audience, especially in a formal or official context

numerical value or data obtained from a measuring instrument or meter

to study a specialty to obtain a higher academic degree

to return to school and repeat a course after graduating, typically to improve exam results for entrance to a higher-level school

to read aloud

to read data (by a computer etc)

the way in which a word or Chinese character is pronounced

an instructional book or textbook used for reading practice or learning a specific subject

scholar; intellectual

to read newspapers

to read (respectfully)

to study something by reading it carefully and thoroughly

to read text out loud so as to be heard

an introductory guide to a book or other printed material

to read aloud

Yomiuri Shimbun (Japanese newspaper)

to read mindfully or with full engagement

readability; the quality of being legible or easy to read

stress (on a syllable)

to accompany one's child or spouse who is studying (often overseas or in another city) to provide care and support

(computing) read-only

to read a text carefully and thoroughly for deep understanding or analysis

to read and reread something until one is familiar with it

reader (software or electronic device)

to read through

the practice of working part-time while pursuing an education

impressions or thoughts written after reading a book or article

to be reformed through work and study, especially in the context of juvenile delinquents

to attend school on a temporary basis

pronunciation; reading (of a Chinese character)

to be studying (at a school or research institute)

reading group or study group

to attend school as a day student

(of a boxing referee) to administer the count following a knock-down, starting from "one"

to read a draft or manuscript carefully for evaluation, editing, or official approval

to analyze or decode data from electronic devices such as chips or flight recorders

to engage in both agricultural work and academic or literary pursuits

to read swiftly over a large volume of material, aiming to grasp the general meaning rather than analyzing every detail

clear and easy to read visually, such as handwriting or print

to read extensively or intensively

to read in silence

variant pronunciation (when the same character has more than one reading)

The structural units of a text, referring to both complete sentences and shorter phrasal segments.