lesson
- noun
- /ˈlɛsən/
- What's the biggest lesson you learned from Love Island?
- lesson learned
- an important lesson
- a valuable lesson
What are the major lessons that you take from that?
- What are the major lessons that you take from that?
- And there are certain transferable lessons, for sure.
- So it was, yeah, it was a wonderful lesson from the wild.
- So learn to integrate the lesson, heal and move on.
- And wow, what an important lesson for me, for Carl.
- Every mind must know the whole lesson for itself.
- Like those, those kind of lessons were learned.
- There's, there's little lessons that you learn along the way.
- What's the biggest lesson you learned from Love Island?
- We hope that you've drawn valuable lessons from this week's podcast.
- And sometimes it's a lesson, a cautionary tale.
- The victory is to implement the lessons and move forward.
Examples
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He learned a difficult but necessary lesson from his mistakes in the project.
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So there may be important lessons for us to learn.
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So it was, yeah, it was a wonderful lesson from the wild.
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Every mind must know the whole lesson for itself.
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And I love that answer because it's a great lesson to be present.
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But this is a lesson in smart spending.
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What are the major lessons that you take from that?
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I'm saying learn the lesson and move forward.
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The victory is to implement the lessons and move forward.
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We hope that you've drawn valuable lessons from this week's podcast.
Synonyms
A lesson learned from a story, event, or experience
A lesson you learn from a story or event
A teaching in a story that shows what is right or wrong
The most important idea you learn from a talk or meeting
Idioms
- Informal
A person notices they made a mistake and does things differently to avoid it again
Compounds
How Important
Surface Forms
Etymology
Lesson comes from the Latin lectio, from legere 'to read'. A 'lesson' was originally a passage read aloud, so the 'lesson' of a story is the idea or advice you learn from what was read.