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Meanings of learn in English
Synonyms
Examples for "see"
Examples for "see"
1
Airlines, however, largely see their main funding requirements as a government responsibility.
2
However, one answer I struggle to see is with my family situation.
3
Conditions changed completely and the government will see major changes, Ahmadinejad said.
4
However, you'll see in the New Year on a happy note indeed!
5
In a good way -the way I choose to see reality.
1
I've come a long way to hear your answer to that question.
2
We often hear the term 'flood-ravaged' used in relation to some areas.
3
When many aid workers hear about a problem, they get to work.
4
Muller said he expected the court to hear the case next week.
5
I hear the south of France is incredible this time of year.
1
This year, as every year, he will watch the Open from home.
2
Young people say pornography is too easy to watch in New Zealand.
3
The vote is scheduled for today; you can watch the debate live.
4
Did you watch Great Thinkers: In Their Own Words the other week?
5
What to watch: -Ghana goes to the market for new funds.
1
However the appeal process was a necessary check on power, he said.
2
If travelling today, remember to check the current weather & road conditions.
3
It said work is under way to check generators and power lines.
4
Power Age communities have grown far beyond the check of individual experience.
5
U.S. jobs data kept the U.S. stock market move in check, however.
1
How parties react to it will determine their political future, he said.
2
The tests try to determine how banks would withstand another financial crisis.
3
Its health will determine where the economy, and interest rates, are heading.
4
I will allow the market, not the government, to determine fuel prices.
5
The way we see food will determine the way we are seen.
1
Receipt-tracking systems allow users to discover patterns that help avoid future conflict.
2
That means a new map with new points of interest to discover.
3
You'll also discover new response time guidelines based on the latest research.
4
Case created these different restorations, though, I have yet to fully discover.
5
With each deal you always meet new people and discover new things.
1
How long Sweden will continue with this policy is difficult to ascertain.
2
Further surveillance is required to fully ascertain the extent of the problem.
3
Long-term re-evaluation is, however, considered imperative to ascertain and ensure knowledge retention.
4
A sampling scheme was used to ascertain cases in the out-of-hospital setting.
5
We often use throwaway questions to ascertain the veracity of our witness.
1
Tell Yavtar's men to get word to Eskkar as soon as possible.
2
You get word of a possible special someone on the top floor.
3
I just wish there was some way to get word to them.
4
Work out where it's going and somehow get word through to Haven.
5
Don't go home until you get word from him that it's safe.
1
But we can't let him or her get wind that we're investigating.
2
The Congregation could get wind of what we're doing before we're through.
3
Let's not let her get wind of it till we have to.
4
Such escapades might, I feared, get wind outside, and cause a scandal.
5
As long as your local employees don't get wind and start notifying everyone.
1
Analysts expect the broad market for IPOs to pick up next year.
2
Also, pick up the September issue of EBONY to read Keys' interview.
3
Too far left or right and it won't pick up your hands.
4
Storywise, things pick up one year after the events of the original.
5
Connor Watson is the number one pick up this week if available.
1
The best way to find out if they're right: brew one myself.
2
In New York earlier today we got the chance to find out.
3
When I did find out it was, of course, far too late.
4
Perhaps you could privately question Mr. Long and find out the details.
5
She needed to find out the truth in order to protect Jon.
1
If you get a line on Choochy you'll let us know, right?
2
I'll see if I can get a line into their budget system.
3
You'd have needed truth serum to get a line out of him.
4
You just wait and get a line of moon-talk ready for him.
5
As soon as I get a line on him I'll wire you.
Portuguese
saber de cor Catalan
memoritzar Usage of learn in English
1
Stay; listen and learn; and don't ask for what's not given you.
2
When a child experiences violence at home, they learn to tolerate violence.
3
The only way you learn to problem solve is by solving problems.
4
He said he hoped Mr Hope would learn more about the case.
5
What did you learn from your visit at the South Sea House?
6
Today, she urged the workers to learn their rights to avoid exploitation.
7
In fact, it's a great way to learn; just do it intentionally.
8
One common trait he discovered was a desire to learn new information.
9
People are often surprised to learn that the answer is unequivocally yes.
10
So we must make sure that new immigrants learn to speak English.
11
Of course, the ultimate test is whether students do actually learn faster.
12
It was a good lesson to learn: make sure people get registered.
13
Fewer students every year learn a foreign language at our secondary schools.
14
Visit your local Small Business Administration office and learn about the process.
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It may take great effort for you to learn this second language.
16
What kids today need is a fun way to learn scientific concepts.
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