Definition Synonyms
Definition of lectureship - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
academic positionRare UK position of a lecturer at a university or collegeRare UK
- She was thrilled to accept the lectureship in biology..
2.
educational seriesRare series of lectures on a common themeRare
- The lectureship on climate change was well-attended.
Origin of lectureship
Latin, lectus (chosen) + -ship (state)
Examples of lectureship in a sentence
The lectureship was a stepping stone in her academic career. He was invited to speak at the annual lectureship on technology. The university hosted a lectureship focusing on renewable energy.
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- French:poste de maître de conférences, série de conférences, ...
- German:Dozentur, Vortragsreihe, ...
- Italian:posto da docente, ciclo di conferenze, ...
- Spanish:cátedra, serie de conferencias, ...
- Portuguese:posição de docente, ciclo de palestras, ...
- Chinese:讲师职位, 系列讲座, ...
- Japanese:講師職, 講義シリーズ, ...
- Arabic:مَنْصِب مُحاضِر, سِلسِلَة مُحاضَرات, ...
- Hebrew:תַּפְקִיד מַרְצֶה, סִדְרַת הַרְצָאוֹת, ...
- Russian:должность лектора, лекторий, ...
- Ukrainian:посада викладача, лекторій, ...
- Hindi:व्याख्याता पद, व्याख्यानमाला, ...
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