Collocations for session - noun
1. meeting of a court, parliament, etc.
ADJ.
stormy
a stormy session of the European Parliament
a stormy session of the European Parliament
inaugural, opening | closing, final, last | current | joint | open, public | closed, private | annual, regular, weekly, etc. | extraordinary | emergency | full, plenary
a full session of the peace talks a plenary session of the committee
a full session of the peace talks a plenary session of the committee
follow-up
A follow-up session was held a month after the initial meeting.
A follow-up session was held a month after the initial meeting.
congressional, parliamentary
VERB + SESSION
hold | attend | boycott | address
The president addressed a closed session of Congress.
The president addressed a closed session of Congress.
SESSION + VERB
convene, take place | begin, open | close, end | adopt sth, approve sth
The session adopted a resolution on disarmament.
The session adopted a resolution on disarmament.
agree sth | call for sth
PREP.
in a/the ~
in the opening session
in the opening session
in ~
The court is now in session.
The court is now in session.
2. time spent doing an activity
ADJ.
lengthy, long | short | bargaining, counselling, negotiating, question and answer | briefing, coaching, practice, training | photo, photographic | jam, jazz, recording | workout, yoga | drinking
The man fell in the canal after a heavy drinking session.
The man fell in the canal after a heavy drinking session.
VERB + SESSION
have, offer (sb), provide (sb with), run
The college runs training sessions every afternoon.
The college runs training sessions every afternoon.
attend
SESSION + VERB
take place
SESSION + NOUN
guitarist, musician, singer, etc.
PREP.
~ on
a session on remedial reading
a session on remedial reading