Course ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Course ( noun )

1. A continuous progression from one point to another.
2. A way of doing or achieving something.
3. A series of lessons or lectures in a particular subject.

Origin:

Middle english 'cors' from old french 'cors' meaning run, path, course, ultimately from latin 'cursus' meaning a running, course, career.

Examples:

1. The river took its natural course.
2. He is on a career course.
3. She is taking a course in literature.
4. The company is on a growth course.
5. The economy is on a downward course.

(As a verb)

Course ( verb )

1. A continuous progression from one point to another.
2. A way of doing or achieving something.
3. A series of lessons or lectures in a particular subject.

Origin:

Middle english 'cors' from old french 'cors' meaning run, path, course, ultimately from latin 'cursus' meaning a running, course, career.

Examples:

1. The river took its natural course.
2. He is on a career course.
3. She is taking a course in literature.
4. The company is on a growth course.
5. The economy is on a downward course.