lessons
word · lemma: lesson
Definition
A lesson is a period of teaching or a part of a book or course that you study. It can also mean something you learn from an experience, especially after a mistake or problem.
Usage & Nuances
Often used in education: 'math lessons', 'driving lessons', 'learn today’s lesson'. In everyday English, 'learn a lesson' usually means gaining wisdom from a bad experience. 'Class' is more common for the scheduled session itself in some contexts, while 'lesson' can focus on the content.
Example Sentences
The students have three lessons today.
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We learned some hard lessons during the project, especially about planning ahead.
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Online lessons work for me because I can study after work.
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I take piano lessons every Saturday.
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These English lessons are easy to understand.
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The first few driving lessons were a little stressful, but now I’m more confident.
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