Sentence examples for language lab from inspiring English sources
noun
A schoolroom equipped with audio equipment so that students may hear and practice speaking a language they are learning.
Maybe the pro-am gig could be considered a language lab.
They sampled the offerings at the college library and the English language lab.
After school, Nice was more than our living language lab -- it was, to us, a Francophilic Shangri-La.
Unlike the tour's traveling day care center, the mobile language lab does not have a sponsor to absorb the costs.
Rather than Shaw's London, the setting is a large, 60s-architecture language lab with polystyrene ceiling tiles and cheap wooden and plasterboard walls.
Monich and the actor then "play a word, listen to it, and say it," he said — do language lab, that is.
There are also two language labs and 14 full-time classrooms.
Does this nation -- already plagued by masses of people ill-prepared -- not gain if laboratory facilities, libraries, and language labs are updated in church-related schools?
The top level of the education wings will have seven classrooms, four science laboratories and three language labs, a 1,000-square-foot 1,000-square-foot 1,000-square-foota 1,400-square-foot caretaker's apartment.
Many of these products are meant to supplement instruction from a teacher, not replace it, and are sold mainly to college language labs, with individual copies priced at several hundred dollars.
The United States is simultaneously buying and issuing new weapons, vehicles and communications gear; building barracks, classrooms and logistics depots; and developing a network of language labs to nudge the force toward literacy.
