lecturer in Greek
lecturer in Greek is λέκτορας, επιμελήτρια, επιμελητής — lecturer means someone who gives lectures, especially as their job.
lecturer in Greek
λέκτορας
Pronounced: lektoras
A person who gives lectures, especially as a profession.
επιμελήτρια
Pronounced: epimelitria
A member of a university or college below the rank of assistant professor or reader; docent; lector.
επιμελητής
Pronounced: epimelitis
A member of a university or college below the rank of assistant professor or reader; docent; lector.
What does "lecturer" mean?
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noun Someone who gives lectures, especially as their job.
"The visiting lecturer specialised in ancient Egyptian art."
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noun A university teaching rank below professor.
"She was promoted from lecturer to senior lecturer after five years."
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lecturer in a sentence
- The visiting lecturer specialised in ancient Egyptian art.
- The lecturer paused to let the students take notes on the slide.
- She was promoted from lecturer to senior lecturer after five years.
- He applied for a lecturer post at a university in the north of England.
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What is "lecturer" in Greek?
"lecturer" in Greek is λέκτορας, επιμελήτρια, επιμελητής. lecturer means: Someone who gives lectures, especially as their job.
How do you pronounce λέκτορας?
"lecturer" in Greek is λέκτορας, pronounced "lektoras".
How do you use "lecturer" in a sentence?
Example: "The visiting lecturer specialised in ancient Egyptian art." In Greek, "lecturer" is λέκτορας, επιμελήτρια, επιμελητής.
Are there other ways to say "lecturer" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 3 translations listed for "lecturer": λέκτορας, επιμελήτρια, επιμελητής.
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