| 释义 | View usage for: (seʃən) Word forms: plural sessions1. countable noun [oft in NOUN]A session is a meeting of a court, parliament, or other official group.  ...an emergency session of parliament. [+ of]  After two late night sessions, the Security Council has failed to reach agreement.  The court was in session. Synonyms: meeting, hearing, sitting, term More Synonyms of session 2. countable noun [oft in NOUN]A session is a period during which the meetings of a court, parliament, or other official groupare regularly held.  The parliamentary session ends on October 4th.  From September until December, Congress remained in session. 3. countable nounA session of a particular activity is a period of that activity.  The two leaders emerged for a photo session.  ...group therapy sessions. 4. adjective [ADJECTIVE noun]Session musicians are employed to play backing music in recording studios.  He established himself as a session musician.  ...a session drummer. More Synonyms of sessionsession in British English (ˈsɛʃən) noun1. the meeting of a court, legislature, judicial body, etc, for the execution of its function or the transaction of business 2. a single continuous meeting of such a body 3. a series or period of such meetings 4.  educationa. the time during which classes are held b. a school or university term or year 5.  Presbyterian Church the judicial and administrative body presiding over a local congregation and consisting of the minister and elders 6. a meeting of a group of musicians to record in a studio 7. a meeting of a group of people to pursue an activity 8. any period devoted to an activity 9.  Court of SessionDerived formssessional (ˈsessional)  adjectivesessionally (ˈsessionally) adverbWord origin C14: from Latin sessiō  a sitting, from sedēre  to sitsession in American English (ˈsɛʃən)   noun1. a.   the sitting together or meeting of a group; assembly, as of a court, legislature, council, etc. b.   a continuous, day-to-day series of such meetings c.   the term or period of such a meeting or meetings 2. b.   a day when school is open for classes 3.   the governing body of a Presbyterian church, consisting of the minister and elders 4.   a period of activity of any kind   a session with the dentist Derived formssessional (ˈsessional)  adjectiveWord origin ME < L sessio  < sedere , to  sitCOBUILD Collocationssession coaching session  counselling session  drinking session  gym session  qualifying session  sparring session  therapy session  training sessionShe was spending all her time rushing from one photo session to the next.Hannah was sanity, tenderness, comfort: Susie irritation and unhealthy ob session.He'd have to take a stern line with her in their next supervision session.Examples of 'session' in a sentencesessionIn other languagessessionBritish English: session  /ˈsɛʃən / NOUN  A session is a meeting or series of meetings of a court, parliament, or other official group. ...an emergency session of the UN Security Council. American English: session Arabic: جَلْسَة Brazilian Portuguese: sessão Chinese: 会议 Croatian: sesija Czech: zasedání Danish: samling Dutch: sessie European Spanish: sesión Finnish: istunto French: session German: Sitzung Greek: συνεδρία Italian: seduta Japanese: 会期 Korean: 기간 Norwegian: samling Polish: sesja European Portuguese: sessão Romanian: ședințăRussian: заседание Latin American Spanish: sesión Swedish: pass sessionThai: ระยะเวลา Turkish: oturum Ukrainian: сесіяVietnamese: buổi 
All related terms of 'session'Chinese translation of 'session' n (c) (= period of activity) 一段时(時)间(間)(yī duàn shíjiān)  ⇒ a recording session 录制时间(lùzhì shíjiān)
(= sitting) [of court] 开(開)庭(kāitíng) [of parliament] 会(會)议(議)(huìyì)
(US, = academic year) 学(學)年(xuénián)(term) 学(學)期(xuéqī)  to be in session (at court) 开(開)庭(kāitíng)  (in council, parliament) 开(開)会(會)(kāihuì)  (over period of months, weeks etc) 开(開)会(會)期(kāihuìqī)
Definition a series or period of such meetings an emergency session of parliamentDefinition any period devoted to a particular activity Ten players have failed drug tests following a training session. (informal) We had a bit of a session one night. Synonyms booze up bender (British, informal, informal) pub crawl (British) piss-up (British, taboo, slang) sesh (slang)Additional synonymsDefinition a number of people gathered together for a meeting She waited until quiet settled on the assembly.Synonyms gathering,  group,  meeting,  body,  council,  conference,  crowd,  congress,  audience,  collection,  mass,  diet,  rally,  convention,  flock,  company,  house,  congregation,  accumulation,  multitude,  throng,  synod,  hui (New Zealand),  assemblage,  conclave,  aggregation,  convocation (formal),  jamaat,  runanga (New Zealand)Definition  a bout of excessive eating or drinking She went on occasional drinking binges.Synonyms bout,  session (informal),  spell,  fling,  feast,  stint,  spree,  orgy,  bender (informal),  jag (slang),  beano (British, slang),  sesh (slang),  blind (slang)Definition a period of time spent doing something, such as drinking I was suffering with a bout of nerves.Synonyms period,  time,  term,  fit,  session,  stretch,  spell,  turn,  patch,  interval, stintAdditional synonymsDefinition a meeting for formal consultation or discussion The president summoned the state governors to a conference on education.Synonyms meeting,  congress,  discussion,  convention,  forum,  consultation,  seminar,  symposium,  hui (New Zealand),  convocation,  colloquiumDefinition a formal meeting of representatives for discussion A lot has changed since the party congress.Synonyms meeting,  council,  conference,  diet,  assembly,  convention,  conclave,  legislative assembly,  convocation (formal),  hui (New Zealand),  runanga (New Zealand)There was a discussion about the wording of the report. Synonyms talk,  debate,  argument,  conference,  exchange,  review,  conversation,  consideration,  dialogue,  consultation,  seminar,  discourse,  deliberation,  symposium,  colloquy (formal),  confabulation,  korero (New Zealand)Definition  a small informal social gathering I arranged a get-together at my home.Synonyms gathering,  meet-up,  party,  celebration,  reception,  meeting,  social,  function,  bash (informal),  rave (British, slang),  festivity,  do (informal),  knees-up (British, informal),  hui (New Zealand),  beano (British, slang),  social gathering,  shindig (informal),  soirée,  rave-up (British, slang),  hooley or hoolie (Irish, New Zealand)a series of half-day seminars Synonyms meeting,  conference,  discussion,  summit,  convention,  forum,  symposium,  colloquy (formal),  webinarDefinition a meeting of an official body to conduct business the recent emergency sittingsSynonyms meeting,  hearing,  session,  congress,  consultation,  get-together (informal)Definition a period of time of weather or activity There has been a spell of dry weather.Synonyms period,  time,  term,  stretch,  turn,  course,  season,  patch,  interval,  bout, stintDefinition extent in time He would study for eight- to ten-hour stretches.Synonyms period,  time,  spell,  stint,  run,  term,  bit, spaceDefinition one of the periods of the year when a school, university, or college is open or a lawcourt holds sessions the summer termSynonyms session,  course,  quarter (US),  semester,  trimester (US)Definition at the speed of one's choice For a long time I didn't tell anyone.Synonyms period,  while,  term,  season,  space,  stretch,  spell,  phase,  interval,  span,  period of time,  stint,  duration,  length of time,  time frame,  timeline |