seminar
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3.7
- noun
- /ˈsɛmɪˌnɑr/
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seminario
- So for five years he taught a freshman seminar on that subject.
- attend a seminar
- hold a seminar
- a seminar group
And we had this one music seminar in London, in Islington.
- And we had this one music seminar in London, in Islington.
- But yeah, you might want to plan a training seminar just for your team.
- So people think nothing of saying a seminar will last two hours.
- I'm teaching a, an undergraduate research seminar this this semester.
- Not sure I've seen a Hegel seminar in a complete department.
- She's having a retreat for her seminar out there and I'm so excited.
- Although we published almost the entire seminar on YouTube.
- And since then, I've spent six figures on masterminds, courses, seminars, and mentors.
- That got me into the extra seminar program.
- But the, the seminar is not limited to people in the army.
- I literally have everything that you need in this seminar.
Examples
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Participants engaged in lively discussions during the monthly seminar on environmental issues.
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So thank you for conducting an amazing seminar in the weirdest setting.
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But yeah, you might want to plan a training seminar just for your team.
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We can teach a seminar on how not to pick a husband.
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So this is a virtual seminar that we're, that we're doing in April.
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And we had this one music seminar in London, in Islington.
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I first met Sam and Catherine at an evening seminar devoted to medieval history.
Fiction book (1993) -
Some programs have teaching seminars, while others help you find a teaching practicum within your community.
Academic text (2011) -
In particular, attorney Josh Walden's public education seminars and advice were essential to this research.
Academic text (2011) -
The professor led a seminar on contemporary literature for a small group of students.
Synonyms
25
4.0
A short class given by a tutor to one person or a small group
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3.9
An online talk or lesson people join live over the internet
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8.1
An academic meeting where people present and discuss research
A small group in a course where students meet to talk about material, usually led by a teaching assistant
A meeting where experts present and discuss study results
A scheduled class that is part of a course
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Etymology
Seminar comes from the Latin word seminarium, which meant 'plant nursery' or 'seed plot', a place where seeds are planted to grow. So a seminar is like a small class where a teacher 'plants' ideas and students help them grow, and that is why the word now means a small group meeting for learning and discussion.