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learnt [lɜːnt] VB trans, intr

learnt pt, pp of learn

I. learn <learnt [or Am usu learned], learnt [or Am usu learned]> [lɜːn] VB trans

1. learn (acquire knowledge, skill):

learn
naučiti // učiti

Phrases:

to learn sth by heart
naučiti nešto napamet

II. learn <learnt [or Am usu learned], learnt [or Am usu learned]> [lɜːn] VB intr

1. learn (master):

learn
naučiti // učiti about - o
to learn by experience/one's mistakes
učiti na iskustvu/greškama

2. learn (become aware of):

to learn about sth
saznati nešto

I. learn <learnt [or Am usu learned], learnt [or Am usu learned]> [lɜːn] VB trans

1. learn (acquire knowledge, skill):

learn
naučiti // učiti

Phrases:

to learn sth by heart
naučiti nešto napamet

II. learn <learnt [or Am usu learned], learnt [or Am usu learned]> [lɜːn] VB intr

1. learn (master):

learn
naučiti // učiti about - o
to learn by experience/one's mistakes
učiti na iskustvu/greškama

2. learn (become aware of):

to learn about sth
saznati nešto
eagerness to learn
želja za učenjem
to learn sth by rote
naučiti nešto napamet [or ili mehanički/bez razumevanja]
I was disappointed to learn that ...
bio sam razočaran kada sam saznao da ...
eager to learn
nestrpljiv da uči
eager to learn
željan znanja
to learn a trade
naučiti zanat
to learn by [or from] experience
učiti iz iskustva
to learn sth to one's cost
osetiti nešto na sopstvenoj koži
to learn from one's mistakes
učiti na svojim greškama

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to learn sth by heart
naučiti nešto napamet
to learn by experience/one's mistakes
učiti na iskustvu/greškama
to learn by [or from] experience
učiti iz iskustva
I was disappointed to learn that ...
bio sam razočaran kada sam saznao da ...
to learn a trade
naučiti zanat
to learn sth from scratch
učiti nešto od početka
some just never learn!
neki ljudi nikada ne nauče
to learn sth to one's cost
osetiti nešto na sopstvenoj koži
eagerness to learn
želja za učenjem
to learn from one's mistakes
učiti na svojim greškama

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

He said he was somewhat disappointed, but he believed he had put up a good fight and expected to do much better.
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Critics speculate he was afraid of being disappointed, or thought that an intimate knowledge of the painting would dull his imagination.
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The crowd liked it, but was again disappointed as the judging panel awarded just 55 points.
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He is disappointed to learn that there are no schools adapted to the needs of the time.
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The film was successful, but many viewers who had read the books were disappointed, as the movie only loosely related to the book.
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