le
/kuʁ/
Translation
course, lesson, class
Word origin
From Latin cursus ('a running, course, journey'), from currere ('to run').
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- cursus
- English cognates
- course, cursor, current
Grammar
Examples
J' ' .
I have an English lesson this morning at nine.
.
She has been taking piano lessons for five years.
' aujourd'hui.
The history lesson was particularly interesting today.
Au , .
During the meeting, several good ideas came up.
l'euro .
The euro exchange rate has fallen by three per cent.
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