Significado de lecture en inglés
lecturelecture1 /ˈlektʃə $ -ər/ noun [countable] 
Ver todas las traducciones1a long talk on a particular subject that someone gives to a group of people, especially to students in a universitycharla extensa sobre un tema específico que alguien da a un grupo de personas, especialmente a estudiantes universitarios; conferencialecture on
He regularly gives lectures on modern French literature.Él da conferencias regularmente sobre literatura francesa moderna.► see thesaurus at speech2an act of criticizing someone or warning them about something in a long serious talk, in a way that they think is unfair or unnecessaryacto de criticar a alguien o advertirle de algo mediante una larga y seria conversación, de un modo que él considera injusto o innecesario; sermónlecture on/about My father caught me and gave me a long lecture about the dangers of drink.Mi padre me pilló y me dio un largo sermón sobre los peligros del alcohol.COLLOCATIONSCOLOCACIONESverbsverbosgive a lecture (also deliver a lecture formalformal)· She gave a fascinating lecture on crime in the 1800s.Ella dio una conferencia fascinante sobre la delincuencia en el siglo XIX.· He delivered the lecture at the London School of Economics.Él pronunció la conferencia en la London School of Economics.do a lecture informal:informal:· He’s doing a lecture on modern poetry.Está dando una conferencia sobre poesía moderna.go to a lecture (also attend a lecture formalformal)· Have you been to any of Professor MacPherson’s lectures?¿Has asistido a alguna de las conferencias del profesor MacPherson?· I recently attended a lecture by a noted historian.Recientemente asistí a una conferencia de un reconocido historiador.listen to a lecture· Most students spend about a quarter of their time listening to lectures.La mayoría de los estudiantes pasa aproximadamente una cuarta parte de su tiempo escuchando conferencias.lecture + NOUNlecture + SUSTANTIVOa lecture hall/room (also a lecture theatre British English)· The lecture hall was packed.El auditorio estaba lleno.lecture notes· Can I borrow your lecture notes?¿Me puedes prestar tus apuntes de clase?a lecture tour (=a trip that someone takes to many different places to give a lecture)· He’s on a lecture tour of the US.Está de gira de conferencias por Estados Unidos.phrasesfrasesa series of lectures (also a course of lectures British English)· a series of lectures on the history of artuna serie de conferencias sobre historia del arteadjectivesadjetivosa public lecture (=a lecture which the general public are allowed to go to)· He’s going to deliver a public lecture on politics in the Middle East.Va a dar una conferencia pública sobre política en Oriente Medio.an illustrated lecture (=a lecture with pictures such as slides)· Mrs Robinson gave a fascinating illustrated lecture on Spanish history.La señora Robinson dio una fascinante conferencia ilustrada sobre historia española.
Ver todas las traducciones1a long talk on a particular subject that someone gives to a group of people, especially to students in a universitycharla extensa sobre un tema específico que alguien da a un grupo de personas, especialmente a estudiantes universitarios; conferencialecture on He regularly gives lectures on modern French literature.Él da conferencias regularmente sobre literatura francesa moderna.► see thesaurus at speech2an act of criticizing someone or warning them about something in a long serious talk, in a way that they think is unfair or unnecessaryacto de criticar a alguien o advertirle de algo mediante una larga y seria conversación, de un modo que él considera injusto o innecesario; sermónlecture on/about My father caught me and gave me a long lecture about the dangers of drink.Mi padre me pilló y me dio un largo sermón sobre los peligros del alcohol.COLLOCATIONSCOLOCACIONESverbsverbosgive a lecture (also deliver a lecture formalformal)· She gave a fascinating lecture on crime in the 1800s.Ella dio una conferencia fascinante sobre la delincuencia en el siglo XIX.· He delivered the lecture at the London School of Economics.Él pronunció la conferencia en la London School of Economics.do a lecture informal:informal:· He’s doing a lecture on modern poetry.Está dando una conferencia sobre poesía moderna.go to a lecture (also attend a lecture formalformal)· Have you been to any of Professor MacPherson’s lectures?¿Has asistido a alguna de las conferencias del profesor MacPherson?· I recently attended a lecture by a noted historian.Recientemente asistí a una conferencia de un reconocido historiador.listen to a lecture· Most students spend about a quarter of their time listening to lectures.La mayoría de los estudiantes pasa aproximadamente una cuarta parte de su tiempo escuchando conferencias.lecture + NOUNlecture + SUSTANTIVOa lecture hall/room (also a lecture theatre British English)· The lecture hall was packed.El auditorio estaba lleno.lecture notes· Can I borrow your lecture notes?¿Me puedes prestar tus apuntes de clase?a lecture tour (=a trip that someone takes to many different places to give a lecture)· He’s on a lecture tour of the US.Está de gira de conferencias por Estados Unidos.phrasesfrasesa series of lectures (also a course of lectures British English)· a series of lectures on the history of artuna serie de conferencias sobre historia del arteadjectivesadjetivosa public lecture (=a lecture which the general public are allowed to go to)· He’s going to deliver a public lecture on politics in the Middle East.Va a dar una conferencia pública sobre política en Oriente Medio.an illustrated lecture (=a lecture with pictures such as slides)· Mrs Robinson gave a fascinating illustrated lecture on Spanish history.La señora Robinson dio una fascinante conferencia ilustrada sobre historia española.lecturelecture2 AWL verb 1[transitive] to talk angrily or seriously to someone in order to criticize or warn them, in a way that they think is unfair or unnecessaryhablar de manera enojada o seria a alguien para criticarle o advertirle, de un modo que él considera injusto o innecesario; sermonear; regañar: I wish you’d stop lecturing me!¡Ojalá dejaras de darme sermones!lecture somebody about/on something He began to lecture us about making too much noise.Empezó a regañarnos por hacer demasiado ruido.2[intransitive] to talk to a group of people on a particular subject, especially to students in a universityhablar a un grupo de personas sobre un tema específico, especialmente a estudiantes universitarios; dar clases; impartir conferenciaslecture on He lectures on European art at Manchester University.Imparte conferencias sobre arte europeo en la Universidad de Mánchester.► see thesaurus at teach
1[transitive] to talk angrily or seriously to someone in order to criticize or warn them, in a way that they think is unfair or unnecessaryhablar de manera enojada o seria a alguien para criticarle o advertirle, de un modo que él considera injusto o innecesario; sermonear; regañar: I wish you’d stop lecturing me!¡Ojalá dejaras de darme sermones!lecture somebody about/on something He began to lecture us about making too much noise.Empezó a regañarnos por hacer demasiado ruido.2[intransitive] to talk to a group of people on a particular subject, especially to students in a universityhablar a un grupo de personas sobre un tema específico, especialmente a estudiantes universitarios; dar clases; impartir conferenciaslecture on He lectures on European art at Manchester University.Imparte conferencias sobre arte europeo en la Universidad de Mánchester.► see thesaurus at teach