Examples of using The lecture in English and their translations into Malay
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Computer
The lecture's about to start.
Minutes for the lecture.
The lecture ended just now. Hey.
This is the lecture part?
You need not attend the lecture.
People also translate
The Lecture Unit Department of Academic Affairs.
We just wanna hear the lecture.
(The lecture will be translated into sign language).
You don't have to attend the lecture.
Present at the lecture was IKMAS director Prof Dr Rashila Ramli.
Mr. Bowles. You missed the lecture.
In English Get the lecture from Messina about not leaving base?
Please print out and bring it to the lecture.
In the middle of the lecture hall.- What?
It helps you to remain calm during the lecture.
The lecture was interactive, very interesting and informative for the students.
No talking during the lecture, please.
And the lecturer was the vice CEO. I was at the lecture today.
I don't blame you for leaving. Spare me the lecture.
The lecture lasted over an hour and was met with keen interest from the audience.
Guests were also able to see research exhibits outside the lecture hall.
The lecture provides an overview of using of sociological monitoring in the law-making process.
Arriving at the university early only to realise that the lecture has been cancelled.
The lecture, titled"Positioning Malaysia as an Islamic Wealth Management Marketplace-- A Regulator's Perspective", is organised by BNP Paribas Malaysia Bhd and the International Centre for Education in Islamic Finance.
Student residences, cafeterias, sports centres, the library, the lecture halls and labs are all situated in a compact area in the proximity of the city centre.
At IUHS the lecture is not abandoned but instructors create opportunities for students to engage new material, serving as guides to help them understand and apply information.
Whether you're enjoying a group debate in the lecture theatre or having a one-to-one tutorial session, the centre has everything you need right here.
The lecture will be open to all members of the public, especially energy studies academics, officials and professional within the energy sector including those interested in alternative energy.
We also aim to take your learning beyond the lecture theatre, with site visits, hands-on experience and the latest research findings incorporated into many of our modules.