单词 | lesson |
释义 | les·son I. 1. < here endeth the first lesson > 2. a. < the lesson intended by an author — G.B.Shaw > < the second of the great lessons of Quakerism … respect for the individual — H.S.Canby > specifically < get out your books and study your lessons > < lessons to be got and recited — H.C.McKown > b. < many revealing lessons of past experience have been overlooked — Bruce Payne > < the lessons of the flood also emphasize … that the landward side of the banks needs protection — J.A.Steers > < teach a horse his lessons — Ephraim Chambers > 3. a. < this textbook presents the material in 20 lessons > specifically < music lesson > < French lesson > < finished her lessons with the governess — Audrey Barker > b. < the lesson of Coventry should be accepted by … every American city that is at all vulnerable to enemy air raids — Training Manual for Auxiliary Firemen > < he stands, a lesson to us in integrity — C.D.Lewis > specifically < sent the culprit to the office and let the principal give him a lesson > 4. a. obsolete b. II. 1. < lessoned his contemporaries in the platitudes — Clement Wood > < I look at it, I talk to it, I lesson it and plead — Don Marquis > 2. < I'll lesson you, you madman — Mary Johnston > < the lessoning of a naughty Christian Europe — James Binder > |
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