Fragen über die Beispielsätze mit, und die Definition und Benutzung von "Session"

A: @Felicity1
It is a noun that means a period of time or a meeting.
The first session of the semester will focus on neuroanatomy.
The bailiff reminded the people that court was in session.

A: A meeting or time dedicated to a certain activity.
“The music session starts at 5”
“The session usually goes by quickly”

A:

These girls were given paper hearts to rip up like a literal metaphor. Every time they saw an insult or any word that was meant to emotionally hurt them, they had to rip off a piece of the heart.

It's probably to make an impact on them and to help them understand what abusive language can do to a person.

The boy sees lots of bad words as well.

A: It means something like 'assembled and has started' or 'gathered and started'. However the 'be' in 'be in session' is usually not used, since it sounds a little unnatural to a native speaker.
An example sentence would be: "Class is in session." (And not "class is be in session")
Where it means that the class has gathered or assembled and has started.

I hope this helps.

A: Since they are a band, he most likely means the person in charge of the sessions that they play (practice sessions, recording sessions).

A: At 8:00, the teacher announces that class is in session.

The singer had a recording session with the producer.

Session has two meanings: a period of time when classes take place, and a period of time devoted to an activity. The first sentence is the school definition, the second sentence is “a period of time devoted to something”.

A: - In the session we will try to discuss everyone's views on the matter.
- In the session we will provide training.
- We learned a lot in the session.
- They provided refreshments in the session.
- There were many people in the session.

(Most of these examples are related to work/education).

A:
Yes. because you learn when they show you or tell you what to do. The training doesn't have to be physical. As an example, they can be teaching you an information course online.
The difference in the words is that with "training" another person is involved.

A: A session can be any meeting, and a venue is just the place where people gather!

A: session either means meeting, assembly or period, time
section means part, segment, fraction or department
they have no common meaning

A: @CzarAngle: A meeting is a one-time gathering of people.

A session is a meeting or one part of a conference.

A conference is multiple meetings or sessions over a longer period of time like a day or a week.

A: (1) The sentence "You are prepared to listen to this session on CD." means you have finished or completed a set of standards, or you have studied enough and that makes you qualified to do a certain thing.

Another example would be:
You have finished High School. You are now prepared to go to College.

(2) The sentence "You prepare for listening to this session on CD." means you still need to accomplish something or have to get ready to make you qualified to do a certain thing. A more complete sentence for this is "You prepare for listening to this session on CD by reading about it".

Another example would be like:
You prepare for the soccer game on Wednesday by doing drills.

Hope this helped!

A: はい！

A: As nouns the difference between meeting and session is that meeting is (uncountable) the action of the verb to meet while session is a period devoted to a particular activity.
To explain more,

A meeting is a one-time gathering of people.

A session is a meeting or one part of a conference.

A conference is multiple meetings or sessions over a longer period of time like a day or a week.

A: Oh! There's a difference in that "debating session" means a time period of discussion around a topic whereas "hands-on product" means an item that engages active participation.

And yes! If you're more comfortable asking in Korean, you can because I can understand it completely :-)

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A: It was a good session.

A: Otherwise it is very good! Well done!

A: Try "I wanted to make sure that we don't have a session today. I sent you a request (message?) on Italki, but I guess you're not available."

A: Some small changes...

"After the session, Yoko spoke to the physiotherapist outside Hanako’s room, saying her mother fell frequently and she was afraid her mother might fall again. She understood that the mortality rate for hip fractures is high and there were other risks of serious injury in falls. For this reason, Yoko did not want her mother to walk much or be very active."

A: Maybe then, I will reschedule our session for another time when you are available.