lectures (B2)
noun
Pronunciation: /ˈlɛktʃərz/
Definition
A long speech or talk on a particular subject, especially one given to a group of students.
Examples
The university offers a wide range of lectures on various subjects.
She attended a fascinating lecture about the latest discoveries in astronomy.
He found the lecture on quantum physics quite challenging but informative.
How to Use lectures
- lecture on (prepositional phrase)
- To give a talk or presentation about a specific subject. — "The guest speaker will lecture on the future of artificial intelligence."
- attend a lecture (collocation)
- To go to and be present at a formal talk or speech. — "Many students decided to attend a lecture on climate change."
- give a lecture (collocation)
- To deliver a formal speech or talk, especially to an audience. — "The Nobel laureate will give a lecture about her groundbreaking research."
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