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3 entries found for lect. lect ( P ) Pronunciation Key (lkt) n. A social or regional variety of speech having a sociolinguistic or functional identity within a speech community.


[From (dia)lect.]


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TeacherNet, LECT (549 words)
LECT has 600 study visit places available during 2004-05 through the Teachers' International Professional Development programme.
Programmes and visits will be flexible, reflecting the Government's aim, set out in its CPD strategy, of offering a variety of professional development initiatives for teachers based on specific needs.
The LECT will work closely with both UK and overseas partners to ensure that the aims of the visit are met.
SOHH.com Global Forum - Lect -vs- Reflection 3000 (1246 words)
Lect you my man an all but personally i think ER would rip you a new one...but hey its on you so do what you got to do, dirty
R3's (see, correct use of apostrophe) verses usually come across better, and just cos you can't battle dosn't mean you cant rhyme...just means you can't battle.
Lect seems to be able to do both, where as Ref seems to kick a nice rhyme, but a meager battle verse.
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