curso

=

sustantivo

curso

masculine noun

1. year (año académico)

2. course (lecciones)

3. textbook (texto, manual)

4. course (dirección) (de río, acontecimientos); trend (de la economía)

dar curso a algo -> to give free rein to something; (dar rienda suelta) to process o deal with something (tramitar)
en el curso de una semana ha habido tres accidentes -> there have been three accidents in the course of a week
la situación comenzará a mejorar en el curso de un año -> the situation will begin to improve within a year
en curso -> current; (mes, año) in progress (trabajo)
seguir su curso -> to go on, to continue

5. (circulación)

curso [coor’-so]

noun

1. Course, direction, career. (m)

2. Course of lectures in universities. (m)

3. Course, a collection of the principal treatises used in instruction in some branch in the universities. (m)

4. Course, a series of sucessive and methodical procedures. (m)

5. Laxity or looseness of the body: generally used in the plural. (m)

6. (fig.) Course. (m)


P:	Con la objetividad que da ver las cosas desde el extranjero, Maria opina del curso…
R:	Just to confirm what Heidita and Guillermo have said: entrante adjetivo 1. (próximo): el año ~ next year, the coming year 2. (nuevo) 'gobierno/presidente?…

P:	acceder al curso de inglés
R:	After a little research of prior posts on this subject, I have found that you cannot be enrolled in both English and Spanish courses in the Learn section…

P:	Pueden darme detalles del curso de "Learn English/Spanish"?
R:	I'm not quite sure if you're asking how long the lessons are or about the Learn Spanish/Learn English course itself. The videos are around 15 or 20 minutes…

P:	come puedo traducir "curso de educaccion para padres de famila"
R:	"certified parenting courses"

P:	what is the breakdown of curso?
R:	You would say "koor-so." (with your "r" sounding more like a "d") Here's a link to [how letters sound][1] in Spanish. [1]: http://www.spanishdict.com/answers/100209/spanish-alphabet-how-do-letters-sound