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الغَرْبِيَّة
amfiteatar

in the PONS Dictionary

'lec·ture thea·tre N

lecture theatre
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in the PONS Dictionary
lecture theatre
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in the PONS Dictionary

thea·tre ['θɪətəʳ] N, Am thea·ter N

1. theatre (for performances):

theatre
pozorište nt
to go to the theatre
ići u pozorište

2. theatre Am, Aus, NZ (cinema):

theatre
bioskop m

3. theatre UNIV:

lecture theatre
amfiteatar

4. theatre Brit MED:

theatre
operaciona sala f

5. theatre no pl (dramatic art):

theatre
drama f
theatre
teatar m
theatre
pozorište nt
the Greek theatre
grčko pozorište

6. theatre (where events happen):

theatre
poprište nt

I. lec·ture ['lektʃəʳ] N

1. lecture (formal speech):

lecture
govor m on/about - o
lecture UNIV
predavanje nt on - o

2. lecture pej (criticism):

lecture
pridika f

II. lec·ture ['lektʃəʳ] VB intr

1. lecture UNIV:

lecture +acc
predavati imperf in/on
he lectures in chemistry at London university
on predaje hemiju na Londonskom univerzitetu

2. lecture pej (criticize):

lecture
očitati lekciju perf
lecture
pridikovati imperf about - zbog

III. lec·ture ['lektʃəʳ] VB trans to lecture sb on sth

1. lecture (give speech):

to lecture sb on sth
govoriti nekome o nečemu
to lecture sb on sth
predavati nekome o nečemu

2. lecture:

to lecture sb on sth
očitati nekome lekciju zbog nečega
to lecture sb on sth
posavetovati nekoga u vezi sa nečim
Present
Ilecture
youlecture
he/she/itlectures
welecture
youlecture
theylecture
Past
Ilectured
youlectured
he/she/itlectured
welectured
youlectured
theylectured
Present Perfect
Ihavelectured
youhavelectured
he/she/ithaslectured
wehavelectured
youhavelectured
theyhavelectured
Past Perfect
Ihadlectured
youhadlectured
he/she/ithadlectured
wehadlectured
youhadlectured
theyhadlectured
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Although the test was probably little more than a publicity stunt, she decided to stay and was soon acting in the theatre.
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In 1979, aged 24 and early in his career, he became an outspoken advocate of arts council funding and theatre in education.
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After graduation, he began working in community theatre and technical work.
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The two-week programme includes music, dance, choir, and theatre, as well as a major visual arts exhibition of student work.
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With the last one the theatre has an interesting story.
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