Перевод слова

Перевод: lesson

[существительное]
урок ; нотация ; отрывок из священного писания, читаемый во время службы;
[глагол]
обучать; давать урок; поучать; читать нотацию

Тезаурус:

1. It was their first lesson of many, that what was promised and paid for bore little relation to what would be received.
2. But whatever way now, both of them, the damage done, had a lesson in the warning.
3. The observers met some very good teachers who were working in very unsympathetic conditions within a school, and other teachers who were muddled in their thinking about aims, and yet others who did not know how to bring any educational or artistic guts to the drama lesson.
4. "We should not forget this and it should serve as a lesson," he said in a speech to mark the 20th anniversary of Sino-Japanese diplomatic ties.
5. Masha had, in fact, learned the terrible lesson as the despicable pogroms developed into a policy of national hatred and persecution, later to be transformed into actual genocide and thence into the horrors of the Holocaust.
6. He was impressed by the variety, originality and eclecticism of Nonconformist architecture: "The grateful lesson, which, as the preceding discussion obviously shows, English Nonconformist architecture has given architects, serves as a means of liberation which, from the architectural point of view, deserves a thorough consideration."
7. It is first heard and seen when the dancing-master gives the Ugly Sisters a lesson.
8. Combine this with a lesson with Jennie Loriston-Clarke, Britain's top dressage rider, and it surely becomes any aspiring dressage rider's dream come true.
9. With good luck, a steady hand and a tin of worms I could catch two or three river perch between the bell for school assembly and the first lesson.
10. Likewise in setting up a drama for an already excitable ten-year-old class on their chosen topic of a haunted house, I spent the whole of the first lesson as a pub proprietor refusing to show them how to find the house.
11. For one participant, the lesson of the Franks Report was the dangerous degree to which civil servants run policy on the intelligence side: "Ministers should meet and say "we have heard what you think but our view is-;."
12. At an inclusive cost per golfer of 50, the Academy day starts with breakfast and includes tuition given on an individual basis; a group lesson; a four-course lunch with wine; Stableford competition and a champagne reception and prize-giving.
13. He learns th' harmonious Lesson to repeat,