Examples of using To lecture in English and their translations into Polish
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Official/political
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Programming
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Computer
To lecture me?
Don't start to lecture me.
To lecture me about who I should be seeing?
You don't need to lecture me.
I'm going to lecture right now in the big hall.
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You don't need to lecture me.
You want to lecture us about playing by the rules?
I'm not trying to lecture you.
Who are you to lecture anybody on acceptable behavior, Ida?
I didn't come here to lecture you.
So she started to lecture me on how I don't take care of myself.
I didn't come in here to lecture you.
No need to lecture us. Okay.
And what gives you the right to lecture me?
I don't mean to lecture you, babe. Sorry.
I don't think that I'm prepared to lecture.
I don't want to lecture you guys.
All the time he conducted various studies and wrote his works in different countries around the world,where he was invited to lecture.
I'm not trying to lecture you, sir.
But, still, you have no right to lecture me.
I don't mean to lecture you, babe. Sorry.
The question is, of course, whether it is for the European Parliament to lecture the Member States on this.
I didn't want to lecture or have just book reading.
But don't presume to lecture me.
It is not my habit to lecture, but what you did last night was selfish.
I didn't call you to lecture me.
You have no right to lecture him about our divorce.
In addition, we should also campaign, that after it is recognised, the research of this new"totaliztic science" should be financed parallel to financing of that old science, andalso that it receives a legal right to arrange its own educational institutions and to lecture in them own subjects- such as for example the Concept of Dipolar Gravity or the philosophy of totalizm.
Now is not the time to lecture me about my marriage.
Hope you're not here to lecture me.