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Meanings of experienced in English

Catalan
experimentat

Having experience; having knowledge or skill from observation or participation.

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Usage of experienced in English
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Pfeiffer has experienced some health difficulties in recent years, including stroke-like symptoms.
Reuters
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Fifteen years ago, nearly one-quarter of the population experienced serious literacy difficulties.
The Irish Times
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It would not be the first time Europe has experienced multinational government.
The Irish Times
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We experienced this almost 100 times over the course of three days.
The Irish Times
5
The EU and euro area experienced 25 consecutive quarters of economic growth.
Wired
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She certainly had experienced a great deal in a few brief weeks.
Secrets of a Perfect Night
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Berlant said California had experienced a significant increase in fires this year.
Reuters
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It has also experienced reduced demand for certain other products and services.
The South African
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However, these two breeds have experienced different selection pressures during recent decades.
Pubmed
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Areas with greater enforcement effort also appear to have experienced greater declines.
Pubmed
11
Australia experienced its hottest year on record in 2013, officials have said.
BBC
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The Philippine currency and stock market have experienced a volatile time recently.
BBC
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The region last experienced an attack by the worm three years ago.
The Guardian
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This was a problem being experienced across the civil service, he added.
The Irish Times
15
The report also said union members experienced significantly more bullying than non-members.
Radio NZ
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It's a good veteran experienced team, and they play the right way.
Reuters
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Experienced through the time
Experienced across language varieties
South Africa
Common
New Zealand
Common
Ireland
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