course

《柯林斯词典》介绍

course (kɔːrs) noun

1. A course is a series of lessons or lectures on a particular subject. 课程
2. If you take a course of action, you do something in order to achieve a particular result. 行动
3. A course of a meal is one of the separate parts of it. 菜肴
4. The course of a river is the route along which it flows. 河流
5. A course is a complete meal in a restaurant, including all the different dishes. 一餐
6. A course is a part of a meal that consists of one type of food. 一道（菜）
7. If something takes its course, it changes or develops in the usual or expected way. 进展
8. The course of a vehicle is the route it follows. 路线

Course (kɔːrs) verb

1. If a liquid courses somewhere, it moves quickly and steadily. 流动
2. If a person or animal courses somewhere, they move quickly and directly. 急行

《牛津词典》介绍

course (kɔːrs) noun

1. A course is a series of lectures or lessons on a particular subject. 课程
2. A course is also a series of meals served one after the other as part of a meal. 饭局
3. The course of a river is the way it flows. 河流
4. A course is also a particular direction in which something moves or in which something is aimed. 方向
5. A course is a part of a meal that is served separately from the other parts. 一道
6. If something takes its course, it develops or progresses in a natural or expected way. 进展

Course (kɔːrs) verb

1. If blood courses through your body, it flows quickly and strongly through your veins. 流动
2. If vehicles or people course through a place, they move quickly through it. 通过

形容词和名词的不同含义

course (kɔːrs) adj.

1. Course (adj.) refers to something that is happening as a regular part of a process or sequence. 课程的

course (kɔːrs) noun

1. A course is a series of lessons or lectures on a particular subject. 课程
2. If you take a course of action, you do something in order to achieve a particular result. 行动
3. A course of a meal is one of the separate parts of it. 菜肴
4. The course of a river is the route along which it flows. 河流
5. A course is a complete meal in a restaurant, including all the different dishes. 一餐
6. A course is a part of a meal that consists of one type of food. 一道（菜）
7. If something takes its course, it changes or develops in the usual or expected way. 进展
8. The course of a vehicle is the route it follows. 路线

词语辨析

course vs. class

Course usually refers to a series of lessons or lectures on a particular subject, while class refers to a single session of teaching or learning.

course vs. program

Course usually refers to a specific subject or topic of study, while program refers to a set of related courses or a curriculum leading to a qualification or degree.

词汇扩充

coursework (ˈkɔːrsˌwɜːrk) noun

1. Coursework refers to work done by students as part of their course of study, which is assessed and usually contributes to their final grade. 课程作业

近义词

1. class
2. lesson
3. program
4. curriculum
5. seminar

反义词

1. disorder
2. chaos
3. disarray

用法

Course can be used as a noun or a verb. As a noun, it refers to a series of lessons or lectures, a part of a meal, the route of a river, or the development of something. As a verb, it means the movement of a liquid or a person/animal in a particular direction.

相关的例句

1. He signed up for a photography course at the community college. (他在社区大学报名参加了一门摄影课程。)
2. She decided to take a different course and pursue a career in music. (她决定走另一条道路，从事音乐事业。)
3. We had a five-course meal at the fancy restaurant. (我们在高级餐厅享用了一顿五道菜的大餐。)
4. The river changed its course after heavy rains. (这条河在大雨后改变了它的流向。)
5. They offer a three-month cooking course for beginners. (他们为初学者提供为期三个月的烹饪课程。)
6. The project is on course and should be completed by the end of the month. (这个项目进展顺利，应该能在本月底完成。)
7. The golfer carefully calculated the course of his shot. (高尔夫球手仔细计算了他的球的飞行方向。)
8. The blood courses through our veins, carrying oxygen and nutrients. (血液在我们的血管中流动，携带着氧气和营养物质。)
9. People course through the busy streets of the city. (人们在繁忙的街道上快速穿行。)
10. She completed all her coursework for the semester. (她完成了本学期的所有课程作业。)