lesson
n. 一课时; 课程; 教训; 《圣经》选读
A lesson is a fixed period of time when people are taught about a particular subject or taught how to do something.
It would be his last French lesson for months...
这将是他以后几个月里的最后一堂法语课。
Johanna took piano lessons.
约翰娜上了钢琴课。
You use lesson to refer to an experience which acts as a warning to you or an example from which you should learn.
There's still one lesson to be learned from the crisis—we all need to better understand the thinking of the other side.
从这次危机中我们还可以吸取一个教训——我们都需要更好地了解对方的想法。
In a church service, the lesson is a short piece of text which is read aloud from the bible.
The Rev. Nicola Judd read the lesson.
尼古拉·贾德牧师选读了经文。
1. a unit of instruction;
2. punishment intended as a warning to others;
3. the significance of a story or event;
4. a task assigned for individual study;
class, lesson, lecture, course
这些名词均含"课"之意。
learn one's lesson
吸取教训
teach someone a lesson
惩戒,教训
This has been a painful lesson to me.
对我来说,这节课很伤脑筋.
We can sum up the main point of the lesson in three sentences.
我们可以用三句话来概括本课要点.
The teacher tied in what he said with the vocabulary in the previous lesson.
老师把他所讲的同前一课中的词汇联系起来.
It is a lesson to me.
这对我是一个教训.
This lesson is a continuation of our last lesson.
这课是上一课的延续部分.