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lecture theatre SUST. ingl. brit. UNIV.

lecture theatre: amphithéâtre m

lecture theatre: amphi m coloq.

inglés

inglés

francés

francés

theatre, a. lecture theatre: amphithéâtre m

francés

francés

inglés

inglés

amphithéâtre: lecture theatre

amphi: lecture theatre ingl. brit.

un cours en amphi: a class in a lecture theatre ingl. brit.

salle de conférences (avec gradins): lecture theatre ingl. brit.

theatre, theater ingl. am. [ingl. brit. ˈθɪətə, ingl. am. ˈθiədər] SUST.

1. theatre (place):

theatre: théâtre m

to go to the theatre: aller au théâtre

to go to the theatre atrbv. audience, owner, seat, ticket: de théâtre

to go to the theatre manager, staff: du théâtre

to go to the theatre visit: au théâtre

2. theatre (art form):

theatre: théâtre m

the theatre of cruelty/the absurd: le théâtre de la cruauté/l'absurde

he works in theatre: il travaille dans le théâtre

he works in theatre atrbv. lover: de théâtre

he works in theatre company, production, programme, stage, workshop: théâtral

3. theatre ingl. am. (cinema):

theatre: cinéma m

theatre atrbv. owner, seat: de cinéma

theatre manager: du cinéma

4. theatre:

theatre, a. lecture theatre: amphithéâtre m

5. theatre ingl. brit. MED.:

theatre, a. operating theatre: salle f d'opération

the patient is in theatre: le malade est en salle d'opération

the patient is in theatre atrbv. nurse: au bloc m opératoire

the patient is in theatre equipment: du bloc m opératoire

6. theatre MILIT.:

theatre: théatre m

a theatre of war: le théâtre d'une guerre

theatre of operations: théâtre m d'opérations

I. lecture [ingl. brit. ˈlɛktʃə, ingl. am. ˈlɛk(t)ʃər] SUST.

1. lecture (public talk) ingl. brit.:

lecture: conférence f (on sur)

lecture UNIV.: cours m magistral (on sur)

to give a lecture (public talk): donner une conférence (to à)

to give a lecture ingl. brit. UNIV.: faire un cours (to à)

2. lecture (scolding):

he gave me a lecture: il m'a sermonné, il m'a fait la leçon

II. lecture [ingl. brit. ˈlɛktʃə, ingl. am. ˈlɛk(t)ʃər] V. trans.

1. lecture ingl. brit. UNIV.:

lecture: donner un cours à

she lectures new students on computing: elle donne des cours d'informatique aux nouveaux étudiants

2. lecture (scold):

lecture: sermonner coloq.

lecture: faire la leçon à

to lecture sb for having done sth: sermonner qn pour avoir fait qc

III. lecture [ingl. brit. ˈlɛktʃə, ingl. am. ˈlɛk(t)ʃər] V. intr.

1. lecture ingl. brit. UNIV.:

lecture: faire un cours (to à, on sur)

next term he'll be lecturing on Sartre: le trimestre prochain il fera un cours sur Sartre

she lectures in mathematics: elle enseigne les mathématiques (à l'université)

2. lecture (give public talk):

lecture: donner une conférence (on sur)

lecture theatre SUST.

lecture theatre: amphithéâtre m

theatre [ˈθɪətəʳ, ingl. am. ˈθi:ət̬ɚ] SUST. ingl. brit., ingl. austr.

1. theatre (building):

theatre: théâtre m

2. theatre ingl. am., ingl. austr., ingl. neoz. (cinema):

theatre: salle f de cinéma m

at the theatre: au cinéma

3. theatre (lecture theatre):

theatre: amphithéâtre m

4. theatre ingl. brit. (hospital room):

theatre: salle f d'opération

5. theatre no pl. (dramatic art):

theatre: théâtre m

I. lecture [ˈlektʃəʳ, ingl. am. -tʃɚ] SUST.

1. lecture (formal speech):

lecture: discours m

2. lecture (educational talk):

lecture: conférence f

3. lecture UNIV.:

lecture: cours m magistral

4. lecture pey. (preaching):

lecture: sermon m

to give sb a lecture on sth: faire un sermon à qn sur qc

5. lecture (advice):

lecture: conseil m

to give sb a lecture on sth: donner un conseil à qn pour qc

II. lecture [ˈlektʃəʳ, ingl. am. -tʃɚ] V. intr.

lecture: tenir une conférence

III. lecture [ˈlektʃəʳ, ingl. am. -tʃɚ] V. trans. to lecture sb on sth

1. lecture (give a speech):

to lecture sb on sth: tenir un discours à qn sur qc

2. lecture (reprove):

to lecture sb on sth: faire la morale à qn sur qc

3. lecture (advise):

to lecture sb on sth: donner un bon conseil à qn sur qc

lecture theater SUST.

lecture theater: amphithéâtre m

theater [ˈθi·ə·t̬ər] SUST.

1. theater (building):

theater: théâtre m

2. theater (place where movies are shown):

theater: salle f de cinéma

at the theater: au cinéma

3. theater (lecture theater):

theater: amphithéâtre m

4. theater (dramatic art):

theater: théâtre m

theatre SUST.

theatre → theater

theater [ˈθi·ə·t̬ər] SUST.

1. theater (building):

theater: théâtre m

2. theater (place where movies are shown):

theater: salle f de cinéma

at the theater: au cinéma

3. theater (lecture theater):

theater: amphithéâtre m

4. theater (dramatic art):

theater: théâtre m

I. lecture [ˈlek·tʃər] SUST.

1. lecture (formal speech):

lecture: discours m

2. lecture (educational talk):

lecture: conférence f

3. lecture UNIV.:

lecture: cours m magistral

4. lecture pey. (preaching):

lecture: sermon m

to give sb a lecture on sth: faire un sermon à qn sur qc

5. lecture (advice):

lecture: conseil m

to give sb a lecture on sth: donner un conseil à qn pour qc

II. lecture [ˈlek·tʃər] V. intr.

lecture: tenir une conférence

III. lecture [ˈlek·tʃər] V. trans.

to lecture sb on sth (give a speech): tenir un discours à qn sur qc

to lecture sb on sth (reprove): faire la morale à qn sur qc

to lecture sb on sth (advise): donner un bon conseil à qn sur qc

Present
I	lecture
you	lecture
he/she/it	lectures
we	lecture
you	lecture
they	lecture

Past
I	lectured
you	lectured
he/she/it	lectured
we	lectured
you	lectured
they	lectured

Present Perfect
I	have	lectured
you	have	lectured
he/she/it	has	lectured
we	have	lectured
you	have	lectured
they	have	lectured

Past Perfect
I	had	lectured
you	had	lectured
he/she/it	had	lectured
we	had	lectured
you	had	lectured
they	had	lectured

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