| 词汇 | course |
| 释义 | course noun uk /kɔːs/ us /kɔːrs/ coursenoun (CLASSES)A1[ C ] a set of classes or a plan of study on a particular subject, usually leading to an exam or qualification: 课程;教程 on a course They're going away on a training course next week.下星期他们要出去上实习课。 do a course UKI'd like to do a writing course when I retire. take a course mainly USSome time later, she started taking courses to become a chiropractor. course inTim did a three-year course in linguistics at Newcastle.蒂姆在纽卡斯尔大学修了为期3年的语言学课程。 I did a course in creative writing.我修了一门创造性写作课程。 Julie has signed up for courses on English and French this year. There are still some vacancies for students in science and engineering courses. The course comprises a class book, a practice book and an audio tape. She's been offered a place on the nursing course. Classes & courses academic year access course advanced Advanced Placement asynchronous field trip foundation course grade retention grind homework HyFlex immersion course non-class non-degree on a course open admissions the national curriculum visual aid work placement workshop coursenoun (SPORTS AREA)B1[ C ] an area of land or water used for a sports event: 竞赛场地;球场;跑道;泳道 a golf course/cross-country course高尔夫球场／越野赛赛场 See also racecoursemainly UK He spends every weekend out on the golf course. We walked the course the horses would have to run later. The race was cancelled because the course was waterlogged. He ran the course in less than an hour. Flags mark the course the cyclists will be taking. Surfaces on which sports take place 18-yard box astroturf backstretch bound canvas diamond goal line gridiron ground staff hard court midfield MUGA near post off his/her lineidiom out of boundsidiom ring rink sideline skatepark surface coursenoun (DEVELOPMENT)C1[ S ] the often gradual development of something, or the way something happens, or a way of doing something: 进展；进程；经过，过程 Did the scandal have any effect on the course of the election?丑闻对选举进程有影响吗？ If our rivals are spending more on advertising, we'll have to follow the same course.如果对手增加广告投入，我们也只得奉陪。 in the course ofIn the course of (= during) the interview it became clear that he was not the right person for the job.面试表明他并不适合这份工作。 course of action What would be an appropriate course of action in such a situation?在这种情况下采取什么样的措施才合适呢？ course of justiceHe argued that he had served the course of justice by telling the truth, even after an 11-year wait. pervert the course of justiceUKThe defendants are also accused of attempting to pervert the course of justice.被告还被指控企图妨碍司法公正。 necessary action actionThey are considering legal action. course of actionThey have not yet decided on a particular course of action. measureMeasures are in place to prevent flooding. stepThese simple steps will ensure that infections are not spread. in the course of timeUK(also USover the course of time) after a period of time: 经过一段时间;最后;终有一天 I assume they plan to have children in the course of time.我想他们总有一天会打算要孩子的。 with the course of time UK(also USover the course of time) gradually: 逐渐地;稳步地 With the course of time, I've learned to live with my disability.渐渐地，我学会了接受自己残疾的现实。 Once we have committed to this course of action there is no going back.一旦我们承诺采取这一行动，就没有回头路。 We came up against a lot of problems in the course of building our extension.我们在扩建过程中遇到好多问题。 In the course of history, love has driven men and women to strange extremes.在历史的进程中，爱情曾经迫使男人和女人做出荒谬极端的事情。 I was grateful for his letter which hastened the course of the enquiry. He has been accused of obstructing the course of justice . Ways of achieving things a means to an endidiom actively aid another avenue bases basis formula media method methodological methodologically procedure standard operating procedure strategy styleless stylistic stylistically thus vehicle coursenoun (DIRECTION)C1[ Cusually singular, U ] the direction in which a vehicle, especially an aircraft, spacecraft, or ship, moves, or the path along which a river flows: （尤指飞机、航天器或轮船的）航向，航道，路线;（河流的）流向，水道 Changing the course of the river would cause serious environmental damage to the whole valley.河流改道会严重危害整个流域的环境。 change course to start moving in a different direction: The pilot avoided a collision by changing course.飞行员改变航向避免了一起碰撞事故。 Fortunately, the hurricane changed course and missed big population centres. to start doing something in a different way than planned, or to start being done in a different way: We hope the increased pressure on him may persuade him to change course. There will be a reluctance to change course, since that implies admitting the initial decision was wrong. The debate completely changed course after Liz made her speech.莉兹发言后辩论方向完全改变了。 on course likely to happen, or likely to succeed as planned: 可能发生的；可能如愿以偿的 Because of the recession, we're on course for record unemployment levels. off course in a position where something or someone is unlikely to achieve what is wanted or needed, or to operate smoothly: They need to know why their policies are off course. Uncertainty can easily blow the stock market off course. She is very determined and will not allow anyone to knock her off course. All attempts at diplomacy have broken down and the two states now appear to be on a collision course.所有的外交努力都失败了，现在两国发生冲突似乎在所难免。 He drove in an erratic course down the road.他开车忽左忽右地在路上行驶。 Some of the frontier between Germany and Poland follows the course of the river Oder德国与波兰的部分边界是沿奥德河划分的。 The ship held its course. Most parents try to steer a middle course between imposing very strict discipline and letting their kids run wild. Direction of motion abduct abduction adduct adduction against the current circumduction cross-country destined direction direction of travel en route face inbound into leftward multidirectional outbound overland right west You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Changing direction Changing Failing and doing badly Impossible and improbable coursenoun (MEAL)A2[ C ] a part of a meal that is served separately from the other parts: 一道菜 a four-course lunch四道菜的午餐 main courseA traditional British main course consists of a meat dish with potatoes and other vegetables.传统的英国主菜由肉加土豆及其他蔬菜组成。 If you make the main course, I'll make a dessert.如果你做主菜，那我就来做甜点。 I've only eaten one course and I'm already full.我才吃了一道菜，就已经吃饱了。 By the time the fourth course was served, I was stuffed to the gills.第四道菜上来的时候，我都撑到嗓子眼了。 The average cost of a full three-course meal - appetizer, main course and dessert - including tip and a modest wine is about $25. I had salmon for my main course.我主菜吃了鲑鱼。 Meals & parts of meals accompaniment afternoon tea afters amuse-bouche antipasto elevenses English breakfast feast feeding finger buffet plat du jour plate meal ploughman's lunch postprandial pot luck tapas tea tea party teatime tiffin coursenoun (MEDICAL TREATMENT)[ C ] a fixed number of regular medical treatments: 疗程 put someone on a course of somethingMy doctor's put me on a course of antibiotics.医生让我接受了一个疗程的抗生素治疗。 UKShe needed a six-month course of physiotherapy after she broke her leg.腿骨折后她需要一个为期6个月的理疗疗程。 Medicine in different forms bactericidal biopharmaceutical blister pack bolus booster Caplet HRT medication ointment palliative pill potion prescribed radiation therapy recommended dose remedy RT scrip syringe topically coursenoun (LAYER)[ C ] architecture specialized a continuous horizontal layer of bricks or other building material（砖瓦等建筑材料的）层 Building materials acoustic tile adobe agglomerate airbrick asphalt decking drywall fibro fixing flagged oakum particle board paving prestressed putty tile two-by-four unreinforced wattle wattle and daub coursenoun (BLOOD)courses[ plural ]old use the bleeding from a woman's uterus(= the organ in the body in which a baby develops before birth) that happens about once a month when she is not pregnant: Her courses ceased and she knew that she was with child. GrammarOf course We use of course to refer to things that are obvious or already known to the speaker and listener, or to everybody: … Idiomsof course of course not course verb[ Iusually+ adv/prep ] formaluk /kɔːs/ us /kɔːrs/ to flow quickly or in large amounts: 奔流;奔涌;大量流动 course downTears were coursing down his cheeks.泪水从他的脸颊滚落。 course throughYou could almost hear the blood coursing through her veins as she passed the finishing line.她冲过终点时你几乎听得到血液在她血管里流动的声音。 figurativeA new wave of idealism is coursing through our schools.一股新的理想主义浪潮正席卷我们的学校。 Movement of liquids backsplash be dripping with somethingidiom brim brim over brim with something drool funnel leakage pour pour-over reinject reinjection respray ripple spate staunch stem swash swill swirl course | American Dictionarycourse noun[ C ] us/kɔrs, koʊrs/ coursenoun[C] (DIRECTION)the particular path something such as an aircraft or ship takes as it moves, or the path along which a river flows: A southern course will take our flight over Texas. The ship was blown off course (= away from its course) in the storm. coursenoun[C] (DEVELOPMENT)the often gradual development of something, or the way something happens, or a way of doing something: He always chats with waiters and waitresses and becomes their best friends during the course of dinner. coursenoun[C] (CLASSES)a set of classes in a subject at a school or university: He taught a course in film history at Harvard University. coursenoun[C] (SPORTS AREA)an area used for a sports event: a golf course coursenoun[C] (MEAL)a part of a meal served separately from the other parts: the meat course Idiomsof course of course not course | Business Englishcourse noun[ C ] uk /kɔːs/us a series of lessons on a particular subject: course in/on sthWe provide courses in commerce, finance, and basic marketing. During the course, students will learn traditional business and project management skills. run/teach/offer a courseMy company offers a lot of in-house training courses. enrol on a courseHe has enrolled on a book-keeping course. be on/go on/do a courseGoing on a course is a great way of learning in a focused environment. take a course (in sth)She decided to take a course in recruitment practice to expand her career. pass/fail/complete a courseStudents who fail to complete the course will not be awarded a certificate. a course runs/takes placeOur courses run between September and May. a two-year/part-time/full-time, etc. coursea three-day ICT course an MBA/a management course a degree/distance-learning course See also correspondence course refresher course sandwich course training course Examples of coursecourse My judgement is that such experiences are no less vivid than ordinary experience, although of course greatly reduced in informational content. Of course, a generalised norm or level mapping can be interpreted as an ordinary norm or level mapping by restricting its domain to ground objects. Of course, many of the objectives could have also been accomplished by regulations. In the course of time, these tools were discarded and replaced by new ones made of local flint varieties. These stresses and antisocial behavior may, in turn, cause an increase in children's internalizing problems through the life course. This, of course, tells us very little about the actual practice of telemedicine. The preface tells us that the book is intended to back up a second-year university course, presumably in stratigraphy as defined by the author. On a day-to-day level, re-ection of a mediational character was drawn into teaching sessions across the entire course. From 1961 onwards archaeology was taught as a so-called further education course, which followed studies in another discipline lasting four to five years. In addition to teaching linguistics courses for teachers, she teaches children's literature. She discusses in detail four areas of verbal hygiene: copy editing, teaching grammar in schools, 'political correctness', and self-help language courses for women. Of course adaptation to consumers' preferences took on a specific form. Early vegetative symptoms, however, may also contribute to the high rates of depression seen later in the course of immune activation. However, they found the methodology course itself too theoretical. Governments that are responsive are generally more legitimate than those that do not, and should experience less instability, all other things being equal, of course. These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. Collocations withcoursecourseThese are words often used in combination with course. Click on a collocation to see more examples of it. accelerated course In others—in mathematics for example—he is taking an accelerated course, and in biology he is attending the senior sixth form discussion group. From the Hansard archive Example from the Hansard archive. Contains Parliamentary information licensed under the Open Parliament Licence v3.0 advanced course This chapter was a boon to my students in an advanced course in linguistic anthropology. alternative course Given a probability distribution and a utility function, both with the appropriate properties, the agent calculates the expected utility of each alternative course of action. These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. See all collocations with course |
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