Meaning of course

Course

Common

noun

•

A

of

.

A

or

.

A

, a

of

.

Any

process or

of

.

A

of a

.

The

of one to another

or

; order;

.

•

In British English:

A

of

.

A learning

, whether a

or (Britain)

of study.

•

In Medicine:

A

of

.

A

.

•

A

that something or someone

.

The

of a

.

A

.

The

by a

of water; a

.

•

In Sports:

A

that something or someone

.

The

of a

,

etc.

•

In Golf:

A

that something or someone

.

A

.

•

In Nautical:

A

that something or someone

.

The

of

of a

at any given moment

.

•

In Navigation:

A

that something or someone

.

The

of

, such as a

,

,

,

, etc.

•

In Nautical:

The

in a

, often

the

.

•

.

•

In Masonry:

A

or

of

.

A

of

or

.

•

In Roofing:

A

or

of

.

A

of

that

the

,

or

system.

•

In Textiles:

A

or

of

.

In

, a

of

the

of the

and

.

•

In Music:

One or more

on some

musical instruments

(such as the

,

or

): if

, then

,

or

and

to

together.

verb

•

To

or

(especially of

and more

).

•

To

or over.

•

To

by

or

the

by

; to

or

.

•

To

to

or

.

adv

•

form of

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Rhymes

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Lineage

course

English

cours

Old French (842-ca. 1400)

cursus

Latin

curro

Latin

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Etym

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