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ses·sion [ˈseʃən] N

1. session:

seja f
session (period for meetings)
session (term of office)
to meet in session

2. session (period for specific activity):

session
ura f
session
čas m
recording session
training session

3. session MUS:

session
session
session

4. session:

session Am Scot (period for classes) SCHOOL
session UNIV
session (teaching year) SCHOOL
session UNIV
session (of two terms)
session (of three terms)

ˈjam ses·sion N inf

jam session

re·ˈcord·ing ses·sion N

recording session

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After the session, she was driven to a hospital.
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He secretly resorted to heavy icing and ultrasound therapy after each training session.
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The programs have varying number of sessions between 5 and 10 and each session is made up of four parts: 1.
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Those sessions included new songs and performances of several of the band's past hits, but only the new songs appeared on the original album.
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After a short session searching for a new vocalist, the band split up.
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Between the warm-up session and the race, heavy rain fell at the circuit.
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All players had to play in at least one session of the first two days.
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The re-issued album is not a straight re-mastering, but a whole new session.
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Additional computer languages are taught in evening sessions.
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If they do not they will be charged 50% of their session price if it was for a fixed amount of time.
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