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lecture
noun
1 a formal talk on a particular subject given to an audience.
2 a lesson or period of instruction, especially as delivered at a college or university.
3 a long and tedious scolding or warning.
verb (lectured , lecturing )
1 tr & intr to give or read a lecture or lectures (to a group of people).
2 to scold someone at length.
3 to instruct by lectures, especially in a college or university.
4 to instruct authoritatively.
[14c: from Latin lectura , from legere to read]
noun
1 a formal talk on a particular subject given to an audience.
2 a lesson or period of instruction, especially as delivered at a college or university.
3 a long and tedious scolding or warning.
verb (lectured , lecturing )
1 tr & intr to give or read a lecture or lectures (to a group of people).
2 to scold someone at length.
3 to instruct by lectures, especially in a college or university.
4 to instruct authoritatively.
[14c: from Latin lectura , from legere to read]
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