course in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

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I.course [Am kɔrs, Brit kɔːs] N

1.3. course (progress) no pl:

in the normal course of events
normalmente
in the normal course of events
en circunstancias normales
in due course
a su debido tiempo
you'll be informed in due course
se le informará en su momento or cuando corresponda or a su debido tiempo
in the course of time
con el tiempo
in or during the course of a few short weeks
en el curso de unas pocas semanas
in the course of our conversation
en el curso or transcurso de nuestra conversación
during the course of the interview
durante (el transcurso de) la entrevista
it changed the course of history/events
cambió el curso de la historia/los acontecimientos
to interfere with the course of justice LAW
entorpecer la acción de la justicia
to run or take its course
seguir su curso

II.course [Am kɔrs, Brit kɔːs] VB trans (hunt)

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III.course [Am kɔrs, Brit kɔːs] VB intr

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course in the PONS Dictionary

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II.course [kɔ:s, Am kɔ:rs] VB intr

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course Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to enrol for/in a course
matricularse para/en un curso
to do sth as a matter of course
hacer algo como parte del procedimiento habitual
to pervert the course of justice
prevaricar
of course I'll take you home
queda entendido que te acompaño a casa
in the course of the year
en el curso del año
to take part in a course
asistir a un curso
the upper course of a river
el curso superior de un río
today there is only one main course
hoy hay plato único
to pervert the course of justice
doblar la vara de la justicia
perversion of the course of justice
prevaricación
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She was also prohibited from hunting for a period of three years, and ordered to take the hunter education and ethics course before obtaining her next hunting licence.
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Of course, it was widely evaded, either through demands for maintenance and expenses or a "sub rosa" barter transaction.
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She continued to study via correspondence course.
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Of course, eventually the threats in both the past and present mount, and you're evading death by the narrowest of margins by using time switch like a dodge button.
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Some programs, like engineering or medicine require extra upper secondary level courses in mathematics and sciences, which can be attained through a foundation course in engineering.
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Of course, it would have been ideal to have the kind of conclusiveness associated with laboratory experiments when we conduct social experiments in communities and schools.
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The original tee area of 392 yards from the championship tees will be preserved to provide the club with flexibility in course set-up.
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And, of course, as with any system, it's constantly evolving through flight tests and intercept tests, and we expect the program and the system to continue to evolve over time.
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He was prolific research publisher, he described around 1700 new species in the course of his career.
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Because of this, students can now attend both sessions of the course, and the age bracket has been increased to include up to age seventeen.
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