Translation
course (of study)
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Word origin
From Latin cursus ('a running, a course'), from currere ('to run'), through French cours and the international kurs family. A course of study is literally a run through a subject, and the same root gives English current, cursor and excursion.
- Origin
- Latin, via French
- Root
- cursus
- English cognates
- course, current, cursor
Examples
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I attend an evening course in Esperanto.
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The course lasts ten weeks.
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She teaches a course on history at the university.
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Start your free weekThis word is taught in chapter 14, lesson 2: kurso, ĵurnalo, pantalono and 7 more words.