Examples of using To lecture in English and their translations into Norwegian
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But this also enables a person to lecture without a microphone- dignity.
Because I don't want to lecture you.
I'm not here to lecture you.
He's probably here just to lecture me.
Uh, you're the last person who gets to lecture me- Okay.
Look, Leese, I-I lost my temper with Rosie, I came by because I get it. but if you came by to lecture me, I don't.
Why? He's coming to the university for a couple weeks to lecture, and he's looking for an engineer to help maintain the equipment on his wheelchair.
The spiritual aspect is manifested in the propensity to lecture, the absence of humility
The teacher's role should be to facilitate rather than to lecture, and young people should be encouraged to play an active role in their own learning.
Also in 1588 Galileo received a prestigious invitation to lecture on the dimensions and location of hell in Dante's Inferno at the Academy in Florence.
After they got married, Cormack returned to lecture at the University of Cape Town in early 1950.
returned to Cambridge in 1904 as a Fellow of Magdalene College to lecture in English Literature.
Career[edit] After marrying Seavey, he returned to the University of Cape Town in early 1950 to lecture.
A few months later, he defended his thesis for the right to lecture and began teaching.
After marrying Seavey, he returned to the University of Cape Town in early 1950 to lecture.
I'm not in the mood to lecture preschoolers, so either have the courtesy to pay attention, or get out of my class now.
I didn't want him to lecture me about how you don't have a job and your name is spelled wrong and you went to Wesleyan.
Hired to lecture and tell about specific topics as often
In the process of realizing this unfortunate fact the hero Depp continues to lecture to students and one of them asks,
Students are able to view and refer back to lecture content, opening up class time to discussions and project work.