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Definition of lecturing - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
- His lecturing about my mistakes was exhausting.
2.
educationalthe act of delivering a formal talk
- Lecturing is a common method in universities.
Adjective
1.
- His lecturing voice was hard to ignore.
2.
educationalgiving a speech in a teaching manner
- Her lecturing tone made the lesson clear.
Origin of lecturing
Latin, lecturus (about to read) + -ing (action)
Terms with lecturing included in their meaning
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behavior
the act of lecturing others about right and wrong
Examples of lecturing in a sentence
The teacher's lecturing about respect was necessary. Lecturing requires not only knowledge but also engagement skills. He found lecturing to be more effective than group discussions. Her lecturing tone made everyone uncomfortable. The teacher's lecturing manner was off-putting. The lecturing professor held the students' attention.
Her lecturing style was both engaging and informative.
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- French:sermon, moralisateur, ...
- German:Standpauke, tadelnd, ...
- Italian:ramanzina, rimproverante, ...
- Spanish:sermoneo, reprobador, ...
- Portuguese:repreensão, repreensivo, ...
- Chinese:训斥, 训斥的, ...
- Japanese:説教, 叱責するような, ...
- Arabic:تَوْبيخ مُطَوَّل, توبيخي, ...
- Hebrew:הַטָּפָה, מַטִּיף, ...
- Russian:лекция, отчитывающий, ...
- Ukrainian:навіювання, сварливий, ...
- Hindi:डाँट-फटकार, डाँटने वाला, ...
Definition of lecture - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
educationformal talk given to teach or inform an audience
- The professor gave a lecture on world history.
2.
reprimandlengthy reprimand or scolding
- She received a lecture for missing the deadline.
3.
university classclass session mainly involving one person speaking to students
- I have a lecture at 10 AM every Monday.
Verb
1.
educational talktr./intr. give a formal talk to a group of peopletr./intr.
- The professor will lecture on ancient history tomorrow.
2.
disciplinetr. scold or reprimand someone at lengthtr.
- She lectured her son for not doing his homework.
Expressions with lecture
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scold or reprimand someone
After missing curfew, his parents read him a lecture.
large room for lectures or presentations
The professor delivered the lecture in the main lecture hall.
speak to someone to teach or inform them
The professor gave the students a lecture on ethics.
notes taken during a lecture
He always writes detailed lecture notes.
room where lectures are given to students
The lecture room was filled with eager students.
room with many seats for lectures
The professor spoke to a full lecture theatre.
scold or reprimand someone
She delivered a lecture to her son about his poor grades.
lecture that is boring or uninteresting
The professor gave a dry lecture on ancient history.
educational talk open to everyone
She attended a public lecture on ancient history at the museum.
scold someone in a serious or formal way
He read a lecture to his son about lying.
presentation showing examples of lecture content
The chemistry class included a lecture demonstration on reactions.
formal first speech given to mark the start of a role or series
She delivered her inaugural lecture on climate policy last night.
series of lectures given in different places during organized travel
The scientist embarked on a lecture tour across several universities.
humorous term for a wife's private rebuke
He dreaded the curtain lecture awaiting him at home.
Origin of lecture
Latin, lectus (read) + -ura (suffix indicating action)
Examples of lecture in a sentence
Attendance at the chemistry lecture doubled this semester. His parents gave him a lecture about his grades. The coach's lecture after the game was intense. The lecture on quantum physics was fascinating. Attendance at the lecture is mandatory for all students. She will lecture on modern art next week.
He used to lecture at the local university. He lectured his team for their poor performance. The teacher lectured the students about their behavior.
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- French:conférence, donner une conférence, ...
- German:Vorlesung, vortragen, ...
- Italian:lezione, fare una conferenza, ...
- Spanish:conferencia, dar una conferencia, ...
- Portuguese:palestra, lecionar, ...
- Chinese:讲座, 讲课, ...
- Japanese:講義, 講義する, ...
- Arabic:مُحَاضَرَة, حَاضَرَ, ...
- Hebrew:הַרְצָאָה, לְהַרְצוֹת, ...
- Russian:лекция, читать лекцию, ...
- Ukrainian:лекція, читати лекцію, ...
- Hindi:व्याख्यान, व्याख्यान देना, ...
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