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'lesn1) (something which is learned or taught: The lesson which we learned from the experience was never to trust anyone.) lección2) (a period of teaching: during the French lesson.) clase3) (a part of the Bible read in church: He was asked to read the lesson on Sunday morning.) lecturalesson n clase / leccióntr['lesən]1 (class) clase nombre femenino2 (warning) lección nombre femenino\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLlet that be a lesson to you! ¡que te sirva de lección!to teach somebody a lesson dar una lección a alguienlesson ['lɛsən] n1) class: clase f, curso m2) : lección fthe lessons of history: las lecciones de la historian.• escarmiento s.m.• lección s.f.'lesṇ1) ( Educ)a) (class, period) clase fto give lessons in something — dar* or (Chi) hacer* clases de algo
to take lessons in something — tomar clases de algo, dar* clases de algo (Esp)
b) ( in textbook) lección f2) ( from experience) lección fto learn one's lesson — aprender la lección, escarmentar*
that'll teach you a lesson! — que te sirva de lección or de escarmiento!
3) ( Relig) lectura f['lesn]1. N1) (=class) clase fa French/tennis lesson — una clase de francés/tenis
to give swimming/piano lessons — dar clases de natación/piano
2) (in textbook) lección f3) (fig) lección fif there is a single lesson to be drawn from this, it is that... — si hay algo que podemos aprender de esto, es que...
there are lessons to be learnt from this terrible tragedy — esta terrible tragedia nos debe servir de lección
learn 1., 1)let that be a lesson to you! — ¡que te sirva de lección!, ¡para que aprendas!
4) (Rel) lectura f2.CPDlesson plan N — plan m de estudio
* * *['lesṇ]1) ( Educ)a) (class, period) clase fto give lessons in something — dar* or (Chi) hacer* clases de algo
to take lessons in something — tomar clases de algo, dar* clases de algo (Esp)
b) ( in textbook) lección f2) ( from experience) lección fto learn one's lesson — aprender la lección, escarmentar*
that'll teach you a lesson! — que te sirva de lección or de escarmiento!
3) ( Relig) lectura f -
2 escarmiento
Del verbo escarmentar: ( conjugate escarmentar) \ \
escarmiento es: \ \1ª persona singular (yo) presente indicativoMultiple Entries: escarmentar escarmiento
escarmentar ( conjugate escarmentar) verbo intransitivo to learn one's lesson;◊ ¡para que escarmientes! that'll teach you!;no escarmienta she never learns verbo transitivo to teach … a lesson
escarmiento sustantivo masculino lesson; habrá que darle un buen escarmiento he needs to be taught a good lesson
escarmentar
I verbo intransitivo to learn one's lesson: estoy escarmentado, I've learnt my lesson
así escarmentarás, that'll teach you (a lesson)
escarmentar en cabeza ajena, to learn from others' mistakes
II verbo transitivo to teach a lesson to
escarmiento sustantivo masculino punishment, lesson ' escarmiento' also found in these entries: Spanish: aleccionador - aleccionadora - enseñar English: teach
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