Definition
Definition of prelection - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
presentationDated formal presentation or discourse on a topicDated
- Her prelection on climate change was well-received by the audience.
2.
academic lectureDated public lecture or reading at a universityDated
- The professor's prelection on ancient history was enlightening.
Origin of prelection
Latin, praelectio (a reading)
Examples of prelection in a sentence
His prelection covered the intricacies of quantum mechanics. Her prelection on climate change drew a large crowd. The university hosted a prelection on quantum physics.
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- French:conférence, prélection, ...
- German:Vorlesung, Vortrag, ...
- Italian:prelezione, lezione, ...
- Spanish:disertación, ...
- Portuguese:palestra, aula pública, ...
- Chinese:演讲, 公开讲座, ...
- Japanese:講演, 講義, ...
- Arabic:مُحاضَرة, محاضرة عامة, ...
- Hebrew:הַרְצָאָה, ...
- Russian:лекция, прелекция, ...
- Ukrainian:лекція, публічна лекція, ...
- Hindi:प्रवचन, पाठन, ...
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