minilecture
minilecture noun: a short lecture.
Noun
minilecture (plural minilectures)
- A short lecture.
- After hearing a minilecture on how plants are converted into sugars, and the sugars then distilled into fuel, Mr. Bush, a former Texas oilman who has proclaimed Americans “addicted to oil,” lifted up a glass beaker of switchgrass, a perennial grass that looks like hay, and stared into a bank of...2007 January 25, Sheryl Gay Stolberg, “Bush Makes Sales Pitch for Proposal on Energy”, in New York Times
Forms of minilecture
| plural | minilectures |
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Origin of minilecture
From mini- + lecture.
Questions about minilecture
- What does minilecture mean?
- Minilecture means a short lecture.
- What part of speech is minilecture?
- Minilecture is a noun.
- What is the plural of minilecture?
- The plural of minilecture is minilectures.
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