英语词汇“lecture”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

单词	lecture
释义	lec·ture I. \ˈlekchə(r), -kshə(r)\ noun (-s) Usage: often attributive Etymology: Middle English, from Middle French, from Latin lectura, from lectus (past participle of legere to gather, select, read) + -ura -ure — more at legend 1. archaic a. (1) : the act of reading : perusal < that face whose lecture shows what perfect beauty is — Philip Sidney > (2) : something read or perused < would limit … the Latin lectures to selected plays — Catherine Macaulay > b. (1) : the act of reading aloud < her tongue faltered: the lecture flowed unevenly — Charlotte Brontë > (2) : something read aloud < then came a lecture out of some pious writer — Daniel Rock > 2. a. : a discourse given before an audience especially for instruction < resources for growth … in books, exhibits, conferences, lectures — Gertrude H. Hildreth > < lecture hall > b. archaic : a course of lectures usually given regularly in accordance with the terms of their foundation : lectureship 3. a. : an instructional discourse given by a member of a college or university faculty < are still using lectures to pass out information — Lynn White > < the lecture method > < a lecture course > b. : a college or university class; especially : one at which a lecture is given < students … carrying only one subject or a short series of lectures — L.L.Bethel > c. obsolete : a private lesson < attends every morning to give him a lecture upon speaking — Samuel Foote > 4. obsolete : an instructive example < heaven means to make one half of the species a moral lecture to the other — Edward Young > 5. : a severe or formal reproof : reprimand, scolding < was giving the rest of the family a sharp-tongued lecture — Eve Langley > II. verb (lectured ; lectured ; lecturing \-kchəriŋ, -ksh(ə)riŋ\ ; lectures) *intransitive verb* : to deliver a lecture or a course of lectures < found time to lecture at various colleges — J.C.Archer > *transitive verb* 1. : to deliver a lecture to < lecturing a group of tourists — Jack Goodman > 2. : to reprove severely or formally : rebuke, reprimand < she's always lecturing me — S.N.Behrman > < was mildly lectured for his part in the escapade >
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