lesson in Irish
lesson in Irish is ceacht — lesson means a single period of teaching, or a fixed unit within a course of study.
lesson in Irish
ceacht
What does "lesson" mean?
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noun A single period of teaching, or a fixed unit within a course of study.
"Today's lesson covers the causes of the First World War."
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noun Something learned from experience, especially through difficulty or failure.
"Losing the contract taught him a valuable lesson about double-checking his figures."
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lesson in a sentence
- Today's lesson covers the causes of the First World War.
- She takes piano lessons every Tuesday afternoon.
- Losing the contract taught him a valuable lesson about double-checking his figures.
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What is "lesson" in Irish?
"lesson" in Irish is ceacht. lesson means: A single period of teaching, or a fixed unit within a course of study.
How do you use "lesson" in a sentence?
Example: "Today's lesson covers the causes of the First World War." In Irish, "lesson" is ceacht.
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