noun

course

course, class, route, dish

I'm taking a language course.

I'm taking a language course.

The main course was delicious.

The main course was delicious.

The ship changed its course.

The ship changed its course.

Of course, you can come.

Of course, you can come.

((a)) course ((in/on sth.)) a series of lessons. I'm doing a course in computer programming.

((a)) course a part of a meal. The meal had three courses.

((the)) course ((of sth.)) the route or direction. The river changed its course over the years.

of course used to show agreement or give permission. Of course I'll help you.

Synonyms: class, route, path, dish

From Latin 'cursus' (a run, a journey), from 'currere' (to run).

Connects to things that follow a path or sequence: a university course, a golf course, or a three-course meal.

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