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course

/kɔːrs/

Traducción: Serie de lecciones o clases sobre un tema determinado, o camino, dirección o ruta.

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noun

/kɔːrs/A2formal
  • esSerie de lecciones o clases sobre un tema determinado, o camino, dirección o ruta.

A noun with multiple meanings, including a series of educational lessons, a direction or path of movement, a sequence of events, a mode of action, a part of a meal, a layer in construction, or a designated area for sports.

  1. Educational programA2formal

    A series of lessons or lectures on a particular subject.

    esCurso (programa educativo)

    • She is taking a course in computer programming.
    • The university offers a four-year course in engineering.
    • He completed an online course on photography.

    Sinónimosclasscourse of studymoduleprogram

  2. Path or directionB1formal

    The route or direction taken by something or someone.

    esCurso o dirección

    • The ship changed course to avoid the storm.
    • The plane was on course for London.
    • He set a new course for his career.

    Sinónimosdirectionheadinglinepathroutetracktrajectoryway

  3. Sequence of eventsB1formal

    A connected series of events, actions, or developments that follow one another.

    esCurso (de acontecimientos)

    • The course of history was changed by that discovery.
    • We cannot predict the course of future events.
    • The disease took its natural course over several weeks.

    Sinónimoschaindevelopmentflowprocessprogressionsequenceseriessuccession

  4. Direction or pathB1formal

    The general line of orientation or direction in which something moves or is aimed.

    esDirección o rumbo

    • The ship changed its course to avoid the storm.
    • The river follows a winding course through the valley.
    • We set a course for the island.

    Sinónimosbearingdirectionlinepathroutetracktrajectoryway

  5. Natural progressionB2formal

    The normal way events develop.

    esCurso natural

    • Events took their natural course.
    • The medicine will run its course in a few days.
    • Let the discussion take its course.

    Sinónimoscurrentdevelopmentdriftflowpassageprocessprogressionsequencetenortide

  6. Mode of actionB2formal

    A particular way of acting or behaving in a given situation.

    esmodo de actuar

    • The best course of action is to wait and see.
    • They chose a different course to resolve the dispute.
    • We must decide on a course of treatment for the patient.

    Sinónimosapproachavenuebehaviorconductlinemethodmodepathplanpolicyprocedureprocessroutetacktacticway

Más significados (5)
  1. Route or trajectoryB1formal

    The line or route along which something travels or moves.

    esCurso o trayectoria

    • The plane's course was adjusted due to weather conditions.
    • The bullet followed a straight course to its target.
    • The course of the pipeline was carefully mapped out.

    Sinónimosbearingdirectionheadinglinepathroutetracktrajectoryway

  2. Group of studentsB1formal

    A body of students who are taught together as a group.

    esGrupo de estudiantes

    • The course of 2024 graduated with honors.
    • She was the top student in her course.
    • The entire course attended the lecture.
  3. A2formalculinary

    A part of a meal that is served at one time, such as a starter, main dish, or dessert.

    esPlato (de una comida)

    • The main course was roast chicken with vegetables.
    • We ordered a three-course dinner.
    • The dessert course was a delicious chocolate cake.

    Sinónimosdishserving

  4. Layer of masonryC1formaltechnical

    A continuous horizontal layer of bricks, stones, or other building materials in a wall.

    eshilada

    • The bricklayer laid a new course of bricks.
    • Each course of stone was carefully aligned.
    • The wall was built with alternating courses of brick and stone.

    Sinónimosbandlayerrow

  5. Sports facilityA2formalsport

    An area of land or water designed and laid out for a particular sport.

    esRecinto deportivo

    • The golf course is known for its challenging holes.
    • They played a round on the new course.
    • The race course was set up in the park.

    Sinónimoscircuittrack

Formas
  • courses plural form
  • courses' possessive plural form
  • course's possessive singular form
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