case study

English

Noun

case study (plural case studies)

1. (uncountable) Research performed in detail on a single individual, group, incident or community, as opposed to, for instance, a sample of the whole population.
2. (countable) A case used in a such research.

Translations

research performed in detail on a single case

• Azerbaijani: hadisənin öyrənilməsi
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 個案研究／个案研究 (gè'àn yánjiū), 個案調查／个案调查 (gè'àn diàochá), 案例研究 (ànlì yánjiū)

• Czech: případová studie f
• Finnish: tapaustutkimus (fi), case study (fi)
• French: étude de cas f
• German: Fallstudie (de) f
• Hebrew: חקר מקרה m
• Hungarian: esettanulmány (hu)
• Irish: cás-staidéar m, staidéar ar chás áirithe m, staidéar cáis m
• Italian: caso di studio m
• Japanese: 事例研究 (jirei kenkyū), ケーススタディー (kēsu sutadī)
• Maori: mātai tūāhua
• Polish: studium przypadku n
• Portuguese: estudo de caso m
• Russian: уче́бный приме́р m (učébnyj primér)
• Serbo-Croatian: студија случаја (studija slučaja)
• Swedish: fallstudie (sv) c
• Turkish: olay incelemesi
• Vietnamese: nghiên cứu tình huống

case used in such research

• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 個案研究／个案研究 (gè'àn yánjiū), 個案調查／个案调查 (gè'àn diàochá), 案例研究 (ànlì yánjiū)

• Finnish: case (fi), esimerkkitapaus
• Hebrew: מקרה בוחן m
• Irish: cás-staidéar m, staidéar ar chás áirithe m, staidéar cáis m
• Maori: mātai tūāhua
• Russian: please add this translation if you can

See also

• case report

References

• “case study”, in OneLook Dictionary Search.