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意思翻译

讲堂，大讲堂；演讲厅；大教室，阶梯教室；学术报告厅

相似词语短语

lecture───n.演讲；讲稿；教训；vi.讲课；讲演；vt.演讲；训诫

study halls───自修课；自修室

lecture time───讲座时间

lecture review───讲座回顾

town halls───n.市政厅( town hall的名词复数 )；市政厅；市政府；市民集会所

lecture room───教室；演讲室；讲堂

exhibition halls───展览厅

residence halls───宿舍楼；学生宿舍（residence hall的复数）；宿舍楼；学生宿舍（residencehall的复数）

give lecture───上课；演讲

双语使用场景

As well as various lecture halls and classrooms, it will include Spaces designed around digital learning.───还有各种演讲厅和教室，将包括围绕数字化学习的空间设计。

It has lecture halls, libraries, laboratories, museums and offices throughout the city.───它在整个城市设有演讲厅、图书馆、实验室、博物馆和办公室。

Lecturers have abandoned the lecture halls.───讲师们已经放弃了演讲大厅。

State-of-the-art laboratories for researchers: spacious, well-equipped lecture halls for teaching staff and students.───为研究者提供国家先进的艺术实验室，为教职人员和学生提供宽敞及设备完善的演讲厅。

Ladies and gentlemen, don't feel astonished when you see that in some lecture halls some people have to sit on the window sills .───女士们，先生们。当你在一些演讲厅里看见一些人不得不坐在窗台上，别惊讶。

IN THE lecture halls of America's universities, capitalism is far more likely to be damned than praised.───在美国大学的讲堂里，资本主义常常受到人们指责而非褒扬。

It "s easy to get lost in 300-person lecture halls. "───在300人的演讲厅里是很容易迷路的。

Most characteristics of a large lecture halls, frantically read English is a good feeling!───最具特色的大讲堂里一起疯狂读英语的感觉就是好！

I remember the days I spent at Berkeley in 200+ student lecture halls scanning the crowd for attractive girls or previous acquaintances.───我记得自己在Berkeley大学度过的时光，200多名学生的课程教室，在人群里搜寻着引人注目的女孩或之前认识的熟人。

英语使用场景

And she saw the big staircases leading up to the libraries and the lecture halls.

Painters and sculptors began looking for inspiration in spontaneity and primitive feeling rather than in the lecture halls of traditional learning.

They were rewarded with frequently half-empty lecture halls, giggling, murmuring audiences that threw paper darts, etc.

Student bars, sports facilities, halls, student shops, libraries and lecture halls, etc. , are all together on one large site, thus obviating the need for students ever to leave the university.

At Carnegie Mellon we first experienced this problem in our large lecture halls and classrooms.