Translation for 'lecture theatre' from English to Spanish

lecture theatre [Br.] [in university]

[el] aula {f}arq.edu.

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lecture

clase {f} magistraledu.

disertación {f}

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theatre [Br.]

teatro {m}teatro

operating theatre [Br.]

quirófano {m}med.

I haven't been to the theatre much lately. [Br.]

Últimamente no he estado mucho por el teatro.

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• Students later occupied a lecture theatre and private security guards tried to remove protesting students.
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• In June 2020, UCL announced the renaming of a lecture theatre named after Galton because of his connection with eugenics.
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• In March 2004 St Mary's Hospital Medical School named a lecture theatre after Bannister; on display is the stopwatch that was used to time the race, stopped at 3:59.