double lesson

ˈdʌbəl ˈlɛsən

Definition

Definition of double lesson - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

extended class

class period twice the usual length

We have a double lesson in math today.

back-to-back classes

two consecutive class periods of the same subject

Our schedule includes a double lesson of history on Mondays.

block

session

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Expressions with double

double as

serve a second purpose or function at the same time

My sofa doubles as a guest bed.

double back

retrace one's steps to a previous point

After realizing the mistake, she doubled back to the store.

double booked

adj.

having two appointments or reservations at the same time

She was double booked and had to reschedule one of her meetings..

double date

date where two couples participate together

We went on a double date to the movies.

double dip

dipping food twice in sauce

He was caught doing a double dip at the party.

double life

hidden aspect of someone's life kept secret

She discovered his double life after finding secret emails.

Expressions with lesson

object lesson

real-life example explaining a principle

His failure was an object lesson in humility.

learn one's lesson

understand from a mistake to avoid repeating it

After the accident, he learned his lesson and drove carefully.

learn someone's lesson

understand from experience to avoid repeating a mistake

After the accident, he learned his lesson about speeding.

teach a lesson

instruct someone in a subject or skill

The teacher will teach a lesson on fractions.

be a lesson to

serve as a warning or example for someone to learn from

Let this be a lesson to you not to cheat again.

teach me a lesson

cause someone to learn from a mistake

Breaking the vase taught me a lesson about being careful.

teach someone a lesson

make someone understand their mistake

After breaking the vase, his parents decided to teach him a lesson.

teach you a lesson

punish someone so they learn from mistakes

He broke the rules, so I will teach you a lesson.

draw a lesson

learn something valuable from an experience

After the failure, she drew a lesson about preparation.

German lesson

session teaching the German language

I have a German lesson every Monday.

Examples of double lesson in a sentence

She dreaded the double lesson on Friday afternoons.
We have a double lesson of math tomorrow.
The double lesson of science was exhausting.

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French:leçon double, cours double, ...
German:Doppelstunde, zwei aufeinanderfolgende Stunden, ...
Italian:lezione doppia, ...
Spanish:lección doble, ...
Portuguese:aula dupla, ...
Chinese:双重课, 双节课, ...
Japanese:二重授業, 連続授業, ...
Arabic:حِصَّة مُزْدَوِجَة, حِصَّة مُزْدَوِجَة, ...
Hebrew:שִׁיעוּר כָּפוּל, שְׁעָתַיִם רְצוּפוֹת, ...
Russian:двойной урок, ...
Ukrainian:подвійне заняття, ...
Hindi:दो पीरियड की कक्षा, दोहरी कक्षा, ...
Bengali:ডাবল ক্লাস, যুগ্ম ক্লাস, ...
Catalan:classe doble, sessió doble, ...
Czech:dvouhodinovka, blok, ...
Danish:dobbelttime, to sammenhængende lektioner i samme fag, ...
Dutch:dubbele les, ...
Greek:διπλό μάθημα, δίωρο μάθημα, ...
Hungarian:dupla óra, ...
Khmer:ម៉ោងសិក្សាពីរដង, ម៉ោងសិក្សាជាប់គ្នាពីរ, ...
Korean:이중 수업, 연속 수업, ...
Persian:کلاس دوزنگه, کلاس دو ساعته, ...
Polish:podwójna lekcja, dwie lekcje z rzędu, ...
Portuguese (BR):aula dupla, ...
Romanian:oră dublă, ...
Swedish:dubbel lektion, två på varandra följande lektioner, ...
Thai:คาบคู่, เรียนสองคาบติดกัน, ...
Turkish:çift ders, ...
Vietnamese:tiết đôi, hai tiết học liên tiếp của cùng một môn, ...

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