courses

/ ˈkɔːsɪz /

plural noun

1. sometimes singular physiol another word for menses

Example Sentences

Offenders could also be forced to attend drug or alcohol treatment services, or anger management courses, to address the root cause of their behaviour.

From BBC

He has written seven best-selling books about the blue zones and their cuisines, offers cooking courses inspired by the regions, and speaks regularly at high-level events.

From Science Magazine

Dr McCrea believes more could be done to educate the public about how to be safer on the road, including encouraging more young people to undertake advance driving courses at an early stage.

From BBC

The closure of two undergraduate courses at a university is "demoralising" to staff, a union has said.

From BBC

But sometimes there are not enough places on specialist courses in further education to meet demand.

From BBC

Related Words

• class
• conference
• curriculum
• interest
• lecture
• meeting
• method
• period
• preparation
• procedure
• program
• schedule
• seminar
• session
• subject