lecture

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lecture
[ˈlektʃə(r)]
sustantivo
1conferencia (f) (public speech); clase (f) (university class)
  • lecture room -> sala (f) de conferencias
  • lecture theater -> aula (f) ; (in university) sala (f) de conferencias (in conference center)
2sermón (m) (familiar) (reprimand)
  • to give somebody a lecture -> echarle un sermón a alguien, sermonear a alguien
verbo transitivo
3echar un sermón a, sermonear (familiar) (reprimand)
verbo intransitivo
4dar conferencias (give public lectures); dar or (at university)dictar clases (Am)

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lecture [lek-char]
sustantivo
1Discurso, razonamiento o plática razonada sobre alguna materia; discurso moral o religioso; particularmente explicación de los principios de alguna ciencia.
2Fraterna, corrección, reprensión pedantesca.
1Enseñar, instruir, por medio de razonamientos.
2Enseñar alguna cosa de un modo pedantesco.
verbo neutro (intransitivo)
3Dar explicaciones públicas sobre los principios de alguna ciencia. (n)
va.

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lecture [ˈlektʃəʳ]
noun
1 (Univ) clase; (f) (by visitor) conferencia; (f) (less formal) charla; (f)
to attend lectures on dar recibir clases de;or seguir un curso sobre de;or to give a lecture dar una conferencia; (less formal) dar una charla
2 sermón; (m)
I gave him a lecture on good manners le eché un sermón sobre buenos modales
verb:intransitive
to lecture (in on sth)or dar clases (de algo); she lectures in Law da clases de derecho; he lectures at Princeton es profesor en Princeton
verb:transitive
(scold) sermonear
modifier
lecture hall (n) (Univ) aula; (f) (gen) sala de conferencias; (f)
lecture notes (n) apuntes de clase; (m)
lecture room lecture theatre (n)
lecture hall See culture box in entry lecture.

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Verb Conjugation for "lecture"

Imperative
  • lecture
  • you lecture
  • he/she lectures
  • we lecture
  • you lecture
  • they lecture
Preterite
  • I lectured
  • you lectured
  • he/she lectured
  • we lectured
  • you lectured
  • they lectured
Present Continuous
  • I am lecturing
  • you are lecturing
  • he/she is lecturing
  • we are lecturing
  • you are lecturing
  • they are lecturing
Present Perfect
  • I have lectured
  • you have lectured
  • he/she has lectured
  • we have lectured
  • you have lectured
  • they have lectured
Past Continuous
  • I was lecturing
  • you were lecturing
  • he/she was lecturing
  • we were lecturing
  • you were lecturing
  • they were lecturing
Past Perfect
  • I had lectured
  • you had lectured
  • he/she had lectured
  • we had lectured
  • you had lectured
  • they had lectured
Future
  • I will lecture
  • you will lecture
  • he/she will lecture
  • we will lecture
  • you will lecture
  • they will lecture
Future Perfect
  • I will have lectured
  • you will have lectured
  • he/she will have lectured
  • we will have lectured
  • you will have lectured
  • they will have lectured
Future Continuous
  • I will be lecturing
  • you will be lecturing
  • he/she will be lecturing
  • we will be lecturing
  • you will be lecturing
  • they will be lecturing
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been lecturing
  • you have been lecturing
  • he/she has been lecturing
  • we have been lecturing
  • you have been lecturing
  • they have been lecturing
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been lecturing
  • you will have been lecturing
  • he/she will have been lecturing
  • we will have been lecturing
  • you will have been lecturing
  • they will have been lecturing
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been lecturing
  • you had been lecturing
  • he/she had been lecturing
  • we had been lecturing
  • you had been lecturing
  • they had been lecturing
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