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Noun: lecturing  lek-chu-ring
  1. Teaching by giving a discourse on some subject (typically to a class)
    - lecture
Verb: lecture  lek-chu(r)
  1. Deliver a lecture or talk
    "Did you ever lecture at Harvard?";
    - talk
     
  2. Censure severely or angrily
    "The deputy lectured the Prime Minister";
    - call on the carpet [US, informal], take to task, rebuke, rag [informal], trounce, reprimand, jaw [informal], dress down [informal], call down [informal], scold, chide, berate, bawl out [informal], remonstrate, chew out [N. Amer, informal], chew up [N. Amer, informal], have words, lambaste, lambast, ream [N. Amer, informal], wig [Brit, informal]

Type of: criticise [Brit], criticize, damn [informal], instruct, instruction, knock [informal], learn, pedagogy, pick apart, teach, teaching

Part of: class, course, course of instruction, course of study

Encyclopedia: Lecturing

Lecture