REITH LECTURES

Meaning of REITH LECTURES in English

ˌReith ˈlectures, the BrE AmE noun [P]

a yearly set of talks broadcast on the BBC, given by a person who is very knowledgeable about an important subject

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REITH LECTURES — a series of talks given each year in Britain on BBC radio. The talks are on serious subjects, e.g. politics, …
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REITH LECTURES — ритовские лекции (ежегодный цикл лекций на политические, экономические, научные или др. темы, кот. читают видные политические и общественные деятели, а …
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REITH LECTURES — ритовские лекции (ежегодный цикл лекций на политические, экономические, научные или др. темы, кот. читают видные политические и общественные деятели, а …
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REITH — Reith, Lord /riːθ/ BrE AmE (1889–1971) a British ↑ administrator who was the first general manager of the ↑ BBC …
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REITH — ( John Reith 1889–1971) a Scottish broadcaster who became the first general manager of the BBC . He began his …
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REITH, LORD — Reith, Lord /riːθ/ BrE AmE (1889–1971) a British ↑ administrator who was the first general manager of the ↑ BBC …
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REITH LECTURES, THE — ˌReith ˈlectures, the BrE AmE noun [P] a yearly set of talks broadcast on the BBC, given by a person …
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LECTURE — I. noun COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES give a talk/speech/lecture ▪ He’s giving a talk on early Roman pottery. keynote speech/address/lecture …
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