Translation
lesson
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Word origin
From Latin lectio, lectionis ('a reading, a selection read aloud'), from legere ('to read, to gather'). The same root gave English lesson, lecture and legible.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- lectionem
- English cognates
- lesson, lecture, legible
Grammar
Examples
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Today's lesson was really interesting.
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You must learn your lesson for tomorrow morning.
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This life lesson, I will never forget it.
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The teacher starts his lesson with a simple question.
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We had a difficult lesson last week.
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Start your free week (no card)This word is taught in chapter 16, lesson 1: leçon, compliqué, faveur and 7 more words.