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Перевод: lecture

[существительное]
доклад ; лекция ; нотация ; наставление; нравоучение;
[глагол]
читать лекцию; читать нотации; выговаривать; отчитывать

Тезаурус:

1. "The title of the lecture was "Patents, the law and the practice"."
2. Extensions to Belfast's port facilities and to its harbour airport, announced last week, must encroach further on the mudflats at Belfast Lough, Alison McCloy, of the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds, warned in a lecture.
3. 31 October Ibstock Building Products lecture series: Communities in the Countryside - What Future? by Professor David Lock, at Ibstock Design Centre, Glasgow, at 12.30 p.m.
4. The lecture gives the student a possibility to relate new facts to existing knowledge but provides no feedback as to whether this has occurred or not.
5. His lecture tour will continue in five cities, ending in Birmingham on Sunday.
6. Patenting life, a one-day industrial seminar for the biotechnology industry sponsored by the RSC, will take place at the Scientific Societies' Lecture Theatre, New Burlington Place, Savile Row, London, on 20 March 1992.
7. With luck the conversation is defused into either mice or begonias, and then you will get a chance to get a word in edgeways rather than listen to a lecture which could become controversial or boring (and hard work to speechread).
8. Madame interrupted with a seven-minute lecture summarising the economics of the real Marguerite Gautier's career, explaining exactly how and why she had made her way through the Paris of the 1840s with such skill and courage
9. Dr John Nicholson, a committee member of the Section, stepped into the gap and started to give an impromptu lecture.
10. A crucial passage in the context of this lecture is the following:
11. Writers Talks: Guardian Screen and TV Writers, Royal Television Society lecture, Writers Workshops
12. The interior, now a lecture theatre, has stucco decoration from the mid-17C.
13. While, on the one hand, my stammering only in the presence of persons in particular roles, or talking excessively after giving a lecture, pose genuine psychological problems that find expression in certain types of theorizing, so too, on the other hand, do questions about the effects of adrenalin on sitters in an examination room, or family genetics on the choice of career.