course [ course ]
Noun
It is true that present-day river courses are not wholly natural.
Postoperatively, the patient's course was unremarkable.
Both courses of action are preferable to stocking up piles of atomic waste.
guests are offered a choice of main course
Conditions were fine for golf and the course was beautifully prepared.
a business studies course
A repeat course of antibiotics at a later date to keep the condition under control.
The wall was built in regular horizontal courses bonded by mud mortar.
Next we had to set the course sail, the top sail of the forward mast, then the foresails out over the bowsprit.
The kanoun is a large zither, often with 70 to 100 strings arranged in courses of three.
Verb
I nodded; tears were still coursing down my cheeks.
The farmer thought they were coursing hares and called police.

