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lesson/ˈles(ə)n/ n. & v.●n. 1a an amount of teaching given at one time 一堂课的内容 b the time assigned to this 一堂课的课时 2 (in pl. 用复数; foll. by 后跟 in) systematic instruction 系统的教学(课程) gives lessons in dancing 教舞蹈课; took lessons in French 上法语课 3 a thing learnt or to be learnt by a pupil; an assignment 所学的(或要学的)功课；课业，课程 4a an occurrence, example, rebuke, or punishment, that serves or should serve to warn or encourage 典范；榜样；训斥；惩戒 let that be a lesson to you 让那事作为你的一次教训吧 b a thing inculcated by experience or study 经验教训 5 a passage from the Bible read aloud during a church service, esp. either of two readings at morning and evening prayer in the Anglican Church (尤英国圣公会在晨祷及晚祷时诵读的)《圣经》选段 ●v. tr. archaic [古义] 1 instruct 教 2 admonish, rebuke 告诫；教训；训斥 □ learn one's lesson profit from or bear in mind a particular (usu. unpleasant) experience 得到(尤指令人不快的)教训 □ teach a person a lesson punish a person, esp. as a deterrent (尤作为一种威慑)给某人一个教训 [Middle English via Old French leçon from Latin lectio -onis: see LECTION] |