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les·son [ˈlesən] N

1. lesson (teaching period):

lesson
lessons pl
pouk m

2. lesson (from experience):

lesson
nauk m
lesson
to teach sb a lesson

3. lesson (exercise in book):

lesson

4. lesson REL (in Anglican church):

lesson

ˈob·ject les·son N approv

object lesson in
nazoren primer [or prikaz] m +gen

ˈsing·ing les·son N

singing lesson

Usage examples with lesson

French lesson
to teach sb a lesson

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

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Amy had never even had a singing lesson before that audition, so we practised it together and worked on her breathing.
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The lesson learned: a relatively-large (or medium size) electric motor could be custom-engineered equipment and accurate modelling techniques and proper analysis methods should be employed for all parts and components.
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He magically switched their bodies to give them a lesson.
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Every student can understand the relevance of each lesson to their daily lives.
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A discussion board will also be integrated into the system - allowing students to carry out dialogue with teachers during a lesson.
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He also often antagonizes bigger criminals to teach them a lesson.
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All the action that would appear to carry some sort of moral lesson is in fact overshadowed by the entertainment the novel warrants.
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The school for many years used its own Intranet to host online lesson plans which staff and students could access as well as subject pages and other tools.
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In this method of teaching, the teacher is expected to read the lesson scripts verbatim.
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An object lesson in how good simplicity done right can be.
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