lesson
One lesson (from Latin lectio = what has been read) in the old church was the "reading" of a biblical section , a martyr's story, etc. by the lecturer during the service as well as in the monasteries (usually in the refectory at table times) by the Reading master .
Of use, the lesson complaints and reminders to make, comes the phrase someone a lesson (d. H. Someone a lesson miss). Lessons were later called the lectures held at the university or, in a certain context, the school lesson and the sections of a textbook , such as a grammar textbook , intended for an hour .
In German-speaking Switzerland , lessons are not referred to as lessons, but rather lessons (see article on the Swiss education system ).
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Wiktionary: Lesson - explanations of meanings, origins of words, synonyms, translations
