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单词 learn
释义
learn
verb
uk
/lɜːn/us
/lɝːn/
learnedorUKalsolearnt|learnedorUKalsolearnt
A1[IorT]
to getknowledgeorskillin a newsubjectoractivity:
学，学习
They learnRussianatschool.他们在学校学俄语。
"Can youdrive?" "I'm learning."“你会开车吗？”“我正在学。”
I've learned a lotaboutcomputerssince Istartedworkhere.自从到这里工作后我学到了不少计算机知识。
[+ to infinitive]I'm learningtoplaythepiano.我正在学弹钢琴。
[+ question word+ to infinitive]First you'll learn(how)touse thismachine.首先你要学习（怎样）使用这台机器。
Thesaurus: synonyms, antonyms, and examples
to learn something
  • learnI'm learning how to play the piano.
  • studyI'm studying Italian right now.
  • masterShe lived in Italy for several years but never quite mastered the language.
  • pick upWhen you live in a country, you soon pick up the language.
  • familiarize yourself withHe prepared for the interview by familiarizing himself with the company's work.
  • get the hang of something"I've never used this software before." "Don't worry, you'll soon get the hang of it."
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B1[T]
to make yourselfrememberapieceof writing byreadingit orrepeatingit manytimes:
记住，记
I don'tknowhowactorsmanageto learn all thoselines.我不知道演员是怎样记住那么多台词的。
We were told to learn Portia'sspeechbyheart(= beableto say it frommemory)forhomework.我们被告知家庭作业是熟练背诵鲍西娅的演说。
B2[IorT]
tostarttounderstandthat you mustchangethe way youbehave:
开始醒悟，开始明白
She'll have to learn that she can't have everything shewants.她必须明白她不可能想要什么就有什么。
Shesoonlearned nottocontradicthim.她很快就明白了不能和他对着干。
He's notafraidto learnfrom hismistakes.他勇于从错误中汲取教训。
B1[IorT]
to be toldfactsorinformationthat you did notknow:
听说，获悉，被告知
We were allshockedto learnofhisdeath.听到他的死讯我们都很震惊。
[+ (that)]Ilaterlearned(that)themessagehad neverarrived.我后来听说从来就没有收到过那条消息。
I only learnedabouttheaccidentlater.那起事故我只是后来才听说的。
More examples
  • Mydaughteris juststartingto learn how to dojoined-upwriting atschool.
  • EveryweekourFrenchteachergives us alistofvocabularyto learn.
  • Myyoungestchildis learning torideabike.
  • We learned about thegeographyofAustralia.
  • You're going to have to learn tocontrolyourtemper.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Learning & knowing
  • absorptive capacity
  • acquire
  • acquisition
  • assimilate
  • autodidact
  • extension
  • familiar
  • journey
  • non-academic
  • non-library
  • onboard
  • onboarding
  • outlearn
  • shadow
  • sit
  • uncultivated
  • uncultured
  • unlearnable
  • unteachable
  • upskill
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You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics:

Remembering, reminding and reminders
Understanding and comprehending

Idioms

learn a/yourlesson
learn to live withsomething
(Definition oflearnfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

learn| American Dictionary

learn
verb[I/T]
us
/lɜrn/
to getknowledgeorunderstandingoffactsorideasor of how to do things:
[T]We’re learningalgebra.
[I]He’s not much of acook, but he’s learning.
[I]Parents learned of thebudgetcutsin aletterfrom theschoolsuperintendent.
[I]Ihopeyou’ll learn fromyourmistakes.
[+ to infinitive]I learned todrivewhen I was 16.
[+ question word]First you must learn how to use thiscomputer.

learner

noun[C]us
/ˈlɜr·nər/
afast/slowlearner

Idioms

learn a lesson
learnsomethingthe hard way
(Definition oflearnfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesoflearn

learn
French leaders should have learned, but many did not, that adolescent nationalism is a most dangerous kind to challenge.
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Review the lessons learned report, if one wascompleted, to determine how agency officials assessed the contracting process.
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One such demand was that a method developed for understanding the particular had to be modified for learning about the general.
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What "good lessons" women may have learned from romance fiction remains a question.
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He had learned his lesson and would not repeat the mistake, even though the problem of crime continued to plague the regime.
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The review list showed all the rules that we learned.
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Instead, differences in learning mechanisms are defined paradigmatically in terms of operations and behavioral outcomes.
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I leave to myself, that is to learning, nothing at all.
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He could have found this out by learning what the experts, theologians, say, or those who know, mean by the name, semantically speaking.
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By 1659 he had more than learned his lesson.
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In order to standardize the amount of exposure to the items, learning was measured over a fixed number of four trials.
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The advantage for distinctive items was maintained when they were well learned and established in long-term memory.
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Pilot work showed that it was not feasible to measure rate of learning in terms of the number of trials to criterion.
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The idea that during learning subjects focus specifically on new information is a recurrent theme in the learning and memory literature.
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We have first solved a benchmark model without learning behavior.
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