course
/kɔrs/
noun
- A series of classes or lessons on a particular subject.
- He completed the course and received a certificate.
- She is taking a course in graphic design this semester.
- The online course covers basic programming skills.
- The path or direction that something moves along.
- We followed the course of the trail through the forest.
- The plane altered its course to avoid the storm.
- The river changed its course after the flood.
- An area of land or water designed for a sport or activity.
- They played a round of golf on a beautiful course.
- The obstacle course tested the soldiers' agility.
- The race course winds through the city streets.
- One part of a meal served at a time.
- We started with a salad course before the pasta.
- For dessert, the final course was chocolate cake.
- The main course was roasted chicken with vegetables.
- A way of behaving or proceeding over time.
- Over the course of the day, the weather improved.
- She chose a different course in life than her siblings.
- The best course of action is to apologize.
adverb
- Used to emphasize agreement or obviousness (short for 'of course').
- Course I'll help you with your homework.
- Course you can borrow my book.
- Course it's cold outside — it's winter!