lesson
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- noun
- /ˈlɛsən/
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- And that's, my friends, is today's lesson on electromagnetism.
- lesson plans
- teach lessons
- lesson planning
We don't, we, we don't receive lessons as well as we could do.
- We don't, we, we don't receive lessons as well as we could do.
- OK, that is today's lesson on simple harmonic motion.
- And that's, my friends, is today's lesson on electromagnetism.
- So that brings this Glossier lesson to a close.
- There are PDFs available, there's extra lessons, there are live streams.
- Most people did, they took private lessons outside of school as well.
- This is a great set of lessons that he is imparting.
- I've also taken singing lessons, Smelly Cat, Smelly Cat.
- And that is today's lesson on power.
- OK, today the science lesson is in my brain.
- So the next step in our little Lesson plan is wet food.
- You've been doing a spreadsheet, a Lesson plan, shooting a video.
- So this, this is that lesson that I'm trying to teach you.
Examples
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Okay, this morning's lesson is on character development.
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The lesson is over.
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-So you ready for another driving lesson?
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Ready for the next lesson?
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May I suggest singing lessons?
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At school, Banshiro's first lesson is in sword fighting.
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You don't give private lessons, do you?
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OK, that is today's lesson on simple harmonic motion.
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Today's lesson will focus on the causes of climate change.
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She explained the importance of math during her lesson on algebra.
Synonyms
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A group of students taught together or who graduate in the same year
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Teaching or training given to help someone learn a skill
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A set time during the school day when a subject is taught
About teaching by a tutor or in small group sessions
Idioms
- Informal
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A person notices they made a mistake and does things differently to avoid it again
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Etymology
Lesson comes from the Latin lectio, from legere 'to read', the same root as lecture. It once meant a passage chosen to be read in class, which is why a lesson today can mean one unit or period of teaching about a particular subject.