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session

/ˈseʃ.ən/

الترجمة: اسم يدل على فترة زمنية مخصصة لنشاط معين أو اجتماع أو حدث أو جلسة عمل أو دراسة.

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noun

/ˈseʃ.ən/B1formal
  • arاسم يدل على فترة زمنية مخصصة لنشاط معين أو اجتماع أو حدث أو جلسة عمل أو دراسة.

A noun referring to a period of time devoted to a particular activity, meeting, or event.

  1. Meeting or period of activityA2formal

    A period of time devoted to a particular activity, meeting, or event.

    arجلسة

    • The training session lasted for two hours.
    • We have a board session scheduled for Monday.
    • The recording session took place in the studio.

    المرادفاتassemblyboutconferencemeetingperiodsittingspellstretch

  2. Academic term or periodB1formal

    A period of the year during which classes are held at a school or university.

    arالفصل الدراسي

    • The summer session begins in June.
    • Students must register for the fall session by August.
    • The academic session is divided into two semesters.

    المرادفاتacademic termquartersemestertermtrimester

  3. Legislative or official meetingB2formal

    A formal meeting of a legislative or judicial body.

    arجلسة

    • Parliament is currently in session.
    • The court session was adjourned until next week.
    • The council held a special session to discuss the budget.

    المرادفاتassemblyconferencehearingmeetingsitting

  4. Music recording periodB1informal

    A period of time spent recording music in a studio.

    arجلسة تسجيل

    • The band booked a session at the recording studio.
    • They completed three songs during the session.
    • The producer scheduled a late-night session for vocals.
الصيغ
  • sessions plural form
  • sessions' possessive plural form
  • session's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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