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IELTS BNC: 347 COCA: 418
*course
/kɔ:s ||; kɔrs/noun
1 [C] a course (in/on sth) a complete series of lessons or studies 课程: I've decided to enrol on a computer course. 我已决定报名参加计算机课程。 I'm going to take/do a course in self-defence. 我要去学习自恒术课程。
2 [C,U] the route or direction that sth, especially an aircraft, ship or river, takes 航道；航向；河道: The hijackers forced the captain to change course and head for Cuba. 劫机者强迫机长改变航向，驶往古巴。 to be on/off course(= going in the right/wrong direction) 朝正确╱错误的方向走 (figurative 比喻) I'm on course (= making the right amount of progress) to finish this work by the end of the week. 我这项工作进展顺利，周末可以完成。 The road follows the course of the river. 这条路顺着河道延伸。
3 (also course of action) [C] a way of dealing with a particular situation 行动方针；做法: In that situation resignation was the only course open to him. 在那种情况下，他只得辞职。
4 [sing] the development of sth over a period of time 经过；发展过程: events that changed the course of history 改变历史进程的事件 In the normal course of events (= the way things normally happen) such problems do not arise. 在正常情况下，这些问题是不会出现的。
5 [C] the first, second, third, etc separate part of a meal 一道菜: a three-course lunch 有三道菜的午餐 I had chicken for the main course. 我吃的主菜是鸡。
6 [C] an area where golf is played or where certain types of race take place 高尔夫球场；赛马等场地: a golf course 高尔夫球场 a racecourse 赛马场
7 [C] a course (of sth) a series of medical treatments 疗程: The doctor put her on a course of tablets. 医生给她一个疗程的药片吃。
be on a collision course (with sb/sth)→COLLISION in the course of sth during sth 在某事物进行期间: He mentioned it in the course of conversation. 他在谈话过程中提及那事。 in the course of time when enough time has passed; eventually 最终；总有一天 in due course→DUE¹ a matter of course→MATTER¹ of course naturally; certainly 自然；当然: Of course, having children has changed their lives a lot. 有了孩子自然大大改变了他们的生活。 ‘Can I use your phone?’ ‘Of course (you can).’ “我可以借用你的电话吗？”“你随便用吧。” ‘You're not annoyed with me, are you?’ ‘Of course (I'm) not.’ “你不是在生我的气吧？”“当然不是。”
IELTS BNC: 347 COCA: 418
course1/kɔrs; kɔːs/ n 1 of course spoken 【口】a) used to show that what you are saying is expected or already known and so not surprising 当然〔用于表示所说的话在意料之中或已为人所知〕: Of course there are exceptions to every rule. 当然每条规律都会有例外。The insurance has to be renewed every year, of course. 这份保险当然必须每年续签。b) used to say yes very strongly or to give permission politely 当然﹐当然可以〔用于表示强烈肯定或礼貌地许可〕: ‘Can I borrow your notes?’‘Of course you can.’ “我能借一下你的笔记吗？”“当然可以。”2 of course not spoken used to say no very strongly【口】当然不〔用于表示强烈否定〕: ‘Do you mind if I’m a bit late?’‘Of course not.’ “我迟到一会儿﹐你会介意吗？”“当然不会。”3 [C] a series of lessons or a period of study in a particular subject [ class AmE 【美】] 课程: a three-day training course 三天的培训课程take/do a course Andy's doing a computer course. 安迪在修电脑课程。+in/on a degree course in engineering 工程学位课程see box at 见 UNIVERSITY 方框4 [C] one of the parts of a meal 一道菜: a three-course meal 有三道菜的一顿饭the main course 主菜5 [singular 单数] the way that something develops or happens 进程﹔经过: +of events that changed the course of history 改变历史进程的事件run/take its course (=develop in the usual way) 自然发展 You’ll just have to let things take their course. 你只能让事情顺其自然。6 in/during/over the course of sth during a period of time or a process 在某段时间内﹔在某事过程中: During the course of our conversation, I found out that he had worked in France. 在谈话过程中﹐我发现他曾在法国工作过。7 in the course of time after some time passes 经过一段时间﹐总有一天: The situation will improve in the course of time . 过一段时间情况会好转的。8 [C] something that you can do to deal with a situation〔处理某种情况的〕行动﹔做法: The best course of action would be to speak to her privately. 最好的做法是和她私下谈谈。9 course of treatment/antibiotics etc especially BrE medicine or medical treatment that someone has regularly for a period of time【尤英】疗程/抗生素疗程等10 [C,U] the planned direction taken by a boat or plane to reach a place〔船或飞机的〕航向: The plane changed course to avoid the storm. 飞机改变航向避开暴风雨。on/off course (=going in the right or wrong direction) 航向正确/错误 The ship was blown off course. 船被风吹离了航道。11 [C] an area of land or water where races are held, or an area of land designed for playing golf 赛场﹔赛道﹔高尔夫球场: a race course 赛马场an 18-hole course 一个 18 洞高尔夫球场12 be on course (for sth/to do sth) to be likely to achieve something because you have already had some success 很可能（成就某事）: Hodson is on course to break the world record. 霍德森有望打破世界纪录。CORRESPONDENCE COURSE , CRASH COURSE in due course at 见 DUE 1as a matter of course at 见 MATTER 1
course2 v [I] literary to flow quickly【文】快速地流动﹐奔流: +down/through Tears coursed down her cheeks. 眼泪顺着她的脸颊流淌下来。
IELTS BNC: 347 COCA: 418
course coursecoursescoursedcoursing noun1(plural courses) a set of lessons on a certain subject: He's taking a course in computer programming.2(no plural) the direction that something moves in: We followed the course of the river. The plane had to change course because of the storm.3(no plural) the time when something is happening: The telephone rang six times during the course of the evening.4(plural courses) one separate part of a meal: a three-course meal I had chicken for my main course.5(plural courses) a piece of ground for some kinds of sport: a golf coursea racecourseof course certainly: Of course I'll help you. ‘Can I use your telephone?’ ‘Of course you can.’ ‘Are you angry with me?’ ‘Of course not!’

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