to speak; to talk; to give a speech or address

Used to introduce a topic or perspective from which something is being considered, similar to "as far as ... is concerned" or "speaking of ...".

A lecture or a speech; the content of a presentation given to an audience.

to tell about; to give an account of; to relate a story or experience

To be particular or fussy about something; to stress or strive for quality or detail.

A lecture or course of lectures given on a specific topic, often through a series of presentations, broadcasts, or articles.

to speak about a topic in a casual or brief manner, often used to soften the tone of a request or statement

to explain or interpret; to narrate and analyze

to teach or give a lecture; to explain a lesson

walkie-talkie; intercom; interphone; a device used for short-range voice communication

platform or desk at the front of a classroom or assembly hall for a teacher or speaker; dais; rostrum; lectern

to lecture; to instruct; to explain and teach a subject or skill

to publicize and explain to the public; to preach a religious doctrine or policy; to orate

to stress or be particular about something; to emphasize or strive for a certain quality or result

lecturer or instructor, specifically a teacher at a university or professional school below the rank of associate professor

a raised platform or rostrum for lecturers, speakers, or clergy members; also more broadly, a forum or venue for public speaking and expressing opinions

To be the main speaker or lecturer; to give a lecture or be responsible for teaching a course

To lecture or speak publicly; to give a talk to an audience in order to share knowledge or express an opinion.

To reason with someone; to argue or debate the rights and wrongs of a matter.

To give lectures or discourse on academic subjects; to present one's scholarly theories to an audience.

lecture hall or classroom; often used as an older term for school classrooms

To listen to a talk, lecture, or speech; to attend a class.

to give a sermon; to explain religious scriptures or doctrines

Used to introduce a statement that is true in most cases or as a general rule

To begin giving a lecture, making a report, or telling a story.

To explain; to make clear; to state something explicitly.

To value personal loyalty or a code of brotherhood among friends

The draft or written notes prepared in advance for a speech, lecture, or report

Teaching materials, printed lecture notes, or handouts distributed to students for a course.

to explain and comment on; to evaluate or criticize a performance or work

A person who explains or provides a commentary, such as a guide at a museum or a narrator for an exhibition.

to be unreasonable; to refuse to listen to reason; rude and overbearing

to bargain or haggle over a price; to negotiate the cost of a transaction

to lecture and study; to conduct or attend training classes

totally unreasonable and behaving atrociously; to be crude and refuse to listen to reason

The way of stating ideas, facts, or opinions; phrasing; wording

A group of teachers or government staff sent to provide educational support in remote or impoverished areas.

to make peace or become reconciled (of two sides involved in a war or conflict)

To be fond of showy displays; to be extravagant for the sake of appearance or to show off wealth.

To give a trial or practice lecture, either as preparation before a formal class or as a mock presentation to assess a candidate's teaching competency

Socialist moral standards promoted in China since the 1980s. The 'Five Stresses' are: civilized behavior, politeness, hygiene, order, and morality. The 'Four Graces' are: of the mind, language, behavior, and environment.

to train in or practice martial arts and military skills

To plead for somebody; to ask for mercy or leniency on someone else's behalf.

The topic of a lecture, speech, or discussion

To tell ancient legends or stories; in Taiwan, specifically refers to traditional storytelling of historical events and folklore

A gathering or meeting where a lecture or presentation is given

to explain the meaning of a text word by word and then summarize the main ideas into a coherent narrative

A Chinese Communist Party ideological campaign launched in 1981, focusing on civic virtues, moral standards, and patriotism; it includes five stresses (manners, hygiene, etc.), four beauties (language, spirit, etc.), and three loves (socialism, motherland, and the party).

to bargain or haggle over the price of something