レクチャー

also: レクチャ · レクチュア

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Common wordFreq.FrequencyTop 50,000

レクチャーする · noun or participle which takes 'suru'

Meanings

A talk or presentation given to an audience, often educational. Can be used as a noun or with する to mean 'to give a lecture'.

〈人ひと〉に〈事こと〉についてレクチャーするto lecture someone about something
先せん輩ぱいが新しん入にゅう社しゃ員いんに業ぎょう界かいの基き本ほんについてレクチャーした。
The senior employee gave the new hires a lecture on the basics of the industry.
〈人ひと〉からレクチャーを受うけるto receive a lecture/briefing from someone
使つかい方かたについて専せん門もん家かからレクチャーを受うけた。
I got a briefing from an expert on how to use it.
〈人ひと〉にレクチャーしてもらうto have someone give you a lecture/tutorial
友とも達だちにパソコンの使つかい方かたをレクチャーしてもらった。
I had a friend walk me through how to use the computer.

講こう義ぎN4
講義 refers to a formal academic lecture, typically at a university, while レクチャー is a casual loanword used for talks, briefings, or informal presentations.
講こう演えんN3
講演 is a formal public speech or address, often to a large audience, whereas レクチャー suggests a smaller, more instructional talk.
説せつ明めいN5
説明 simply means an explanation and can be very brief, while レクチャー implies a longer, structured talk meant to teach something.

レクチャーUsage96%
Standard katakana loanword spelling from English 'lecture'.
レクチュアUsage4%
search-only kana form
Search-only variant; not a standard written form.

Borrowed from English 'lecture'.