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Meanings of learner in English
Someone (especially a child) who learns (as from a teacher) or takes up knowledge or beliefs.
Usage of learner in English
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He said that back then learner transport was still managed by DTSL.
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We're here for ten days, you know, and you're a fast learner.
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Being a fast learner is a competitive advantage in today's business world.
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This can only be achieved through individualising educational practice to each learner.
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He, that Turenne was only a learner in the art of war.
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You'd think they'd get the idea, but the Nur's a slow learner.
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But I was seeing, and proving, that you could change the learner.
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Representation is the formal language in which the learner expresses its models.
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I'm just a slow learner; but I'm getting the hang of it.
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Beginner or advanced learner, traveller or business professional with a tight schedule?
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Tanemura could tell he was a quick learner and a hard worker.
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Auckland Transport runs a workshop for Māori to get their learner licence.
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The first fifty-four pages go through the description of a shut-down learner.
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Sequential Problem Solving is about becoming both a success and a lifelong-learner.
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A Bayesian learner starts with a set of hypotheses about the world.
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She had an endowment of wit, and so was a quick learner.
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Translations for learner
Russian
Spanish
Learner through the time
Learner across language varieties
South Africa
Common
Ireland
Less common
United States of America
Rare
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