special lecture — a lecture given by an expert or distinguished speaker on a particular topic, usually outside the regular curriculum
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: a lecture given by an expert or distinguished speaker on a particular topic, usually outside the regular curriculum
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈspeʃəl ˈlektʃər/
Korean meaning: 정규 수업 외에 전문가나 저명한 연사가 특정 주제로 하는 특별 강의
Korean pronunciation: **스페**셜 **렉**처
Example Sentences
- The special lecture was so popular that students camped outside to get tickets.
- She prepared for months to give her first special lecture at the conference.
- The CEO's special lecture turned into a comedy show when his presentation crashed.
special lecture
NOUN//ˈspeʃəl ˈlektʃər//
a lecture given by an expert or distinguished speaker on a particular topic, usually outside the regular curriculum
a lecture given by an expert or distinguished speaker on a particular topic, usually outside the regular curriculum
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'special'은 라틴어 'specialis(특별한)'에서, 'lecture'는 라틴어 'legere(읽다)'에서 유래. 중세 대학에서 교수가 책을 읽어주는 것이 강의의 시작이었다.
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“The special lecture was so popular that students camped outside to get tickets.”
“She prepared for months to give her first special lecture at the conference.”
“The CEO's special lecture turned into a comedy show when his presentation crashed.”
“Students can earn extra credits by attending special lectures throughout the semester.”
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