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Meanings of lecturing in English

Portuguese
conferência
Catalan
classe
Spanish
conferencia

Teaching by giving a discourse on some subject (typically to a class)

conferência
Usage of lecturing in English
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His work consists of lecturing twice a week on American Constitutional Law.
The new yorker
2
Politicians are fond of lecturing the unemployed about the dignity of work.
The Guardian
3
Retired civil servants on generous pensions lecturing the Government on fiscal prudence.
The Irish Times
4
The voices of lecturing boys resounded in every part of the island.
The Voyage of Captain Popanilla
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The only job she was offered was lecturing for the Canadian government.
The Guardian
6
I did what comes most naturally to me: I started lecturing him.
The Guardian
7
I join Callum, who's lecturing Shelley on fire safety and bonfire construction.
Arcadia falls
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Conny made a little face, and continued in the same lecturing tone.
Together
9
He is constantly on the move, talking fast, writing fast, lecturing fast.
Wired
10
He was a celebrated philosopher nearing the end of his lecturing days.
The Irish Times
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But Shaykh Hamid is lecturing me upon the subject of the Mosque.
Personal Narrative of a Pilgrimage to Al-Madinah & Meccah — Volu...
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Mentor lecturing the young Telemachus could not have been more at ease.
Ben-Hur
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Dr. Darrolyn smiled condescendingly, and his words took on a lecturing tone.
Treecat Wars
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Sister Theresa was lecturing the class on the history of the monarchy.
Voices in the dark
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In education, that might be marking or motivating, lecturing or lesson planning.
The Guardian
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To return from this digression to my first essay in lecturing work.
Autobiographical Sketches
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Translations for lecturing
Portuguese
conferência
Lecturing through the time
Lecturing across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common