lecture
વ્યાખ્યાન
definition
verb
she was lecturing to her class of eighty students
deliver an educational lecture or lectures.
noun
He gave a wonderful illustrated lecture on how to video a wedding.
an educational talk to an audience, especially to students in a university or college.
translation of 'lecture'
વ્યાખ્યાન
noun
ભાષણ
example
In his spare time, he likes to write code and 'lecture' on security topics.
Heidegger continued to write and 'lecture' extensively on this subject for the following eight years.
Some sites even include disclaimers indicating that the postings are not official 'lecture' notes.
He gave a wonderful illustrated 'lecture' on how to video a wedding.
I sit in my class now, half listening to the teacher's 'lecture' .
And he explained that the college 'lecture' circuit was full of speakers peddling this propaganda.
Her character gets a 'lecture' from a minicab driver about how lonely her frosty singledom has made her.
Hundreds of pages of 'lecture' notes were strewn across the living room and bedroom.
When that is done, he can 'lecture' the rest of racing about the lack of competitiveness.
He gave me a long 'lecture' about the absurdity of somebody claiming an interest in serious music who didn't own a stereophonic gramophone.
Before he lectures the poor on their shortcomings, he might want to 'lecture' his peers and the middle class on theirs.
Each of the main characters faces a 'lecture' from a relatively minor character who enlightens him about how society should function under the law.
When his highness finally graced me with his presence I was forced to listen to the usual 'lecture' about respect.
This was the most serious that I've ever seen Darius, even more serious then the 'lecture' on birds and bees.
An assistant principal and a guidance counselor went around to each class to 'lecture' them on the dangers of choosing the wrong wardrobe.
the usual 'lecture' on table manners
don't 'lecture' me!
His topic will be an illustrated 'lecture' on the restoration of the City Towers and Walls now in progress.
The 'lecture' seemed even longer than usual and our convo seemed to go on forever.
Why on earth should we presume to 'lecture' the rest of the world on conflict resolution?
the usual 'lecture' on table manners
But I knew if I didn't get back in Rebecca's room by the time my dad woke up - or at least out of my bed - I would probably be in for a serious 'lecture' .
If mom heard it, she could expect a serious 'lecture' on u2018not calling your eldest sister nicknamesu2019.
If there is a discussion between parents and children, it generally follows that the parents 'lecture' the children on proper patterns of thought and behaviour.
Minister, I don't need a 'lecture' from you on the merits of freedom of speechu2026
He wanders into pointless asides, conspiracy theories and even presumes to 'lecture' the audience about its loyalty to Canada.
They will no doubt receive a stern 'lecture' on the wickedness of their ways.
I walked over to Chad as the professor began to 'lecture' the class.
And besides, I'm not really in the mood for her usual 'lecture' on me needing to try harder in school.
So he would never, ever 'lecture' the president about his conduct or anything of the sort.
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