learning difficulties in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for learning difficulties in the English»Spanish Dictionary

learning difficulties N npl

learning difficulties

dificultades fpl de aprendizaje

learning difficulties

problemas mpl de aprendizaje

Translations for learning difficulties in the English»Spanish Dictionary

learning/language difficulties

problemas mpl de aprendizaje/idioma

Translations for learning difficulties in the Spanish»English Dictionary

un niño retrasado

a child with learning difficulties

retrasado (retrasada) MED, PSYCH

with learning difficulties

niños con retraso mental

children with learning difficulties

retrasado (retrasada)

person with learning difficulties

retardado (retardada)

with learning difficulties

retardado (retardada)

person with learning difficulties

un niño deficitario

a child with learning difficulties

Translations for learning difficulties in the English»Spanish Dictionary

difficulty <pl difficulties> [Am ˈdɪfəkəlti, Brit ˈdɪfɪk(ə)lti] N

1. difficulty U (of situation, task):

difficulty

dificultad f

with/without difficulty

con/sin dificultad

I'm in a bit of difficulty over the rent

estoy pasando ciertas dificultades para pagar el alquiler

he has difficulty (in) understanding English

tiene dificultad para entender el inglés

she had great difficulty walking

caminaba con mucha dificultad

2. difficulty C (problem):

difficulty

dificultad f

difficulty

problema m

learning/language difficulties

dificultades fpl de aprendizaje/idioma

learning/language difficulties

problemas mpl de aprendizaje/idioma

I haven't met any difficulties

no (me) he encontrado con ninguna dificultad

to be in/get into difficulties

estar/meterse en dificultades or apuros

to make difficulties

crear problemas

learning [Am ˈlərnɪŋ, Brit ˈləːnɪŋ] N U

1. learning:

learning (knowledge)

saber m

learning (knowledge)

conocimientos mpl

learning (education)

educación f

the learning of generations

el saber or los conocimientos de generaciones

he had always set great store by learning

siempre le había dado mucha importancia a la educación

a man of learning

un erudito

2. learning (act):

learning

aprendizaje m

learning process

proceso m de aprendizaje

learning resources center or Brit centre

centro m de material didáctico

I.learn <pt & pp learned or Brit also learnt> [Am lərn, Brit ləːn] VB trans

1.1. learn (gain knowledge of):

learn

aprender

to learn English/the guitar

aprender inglés/(a tocar la) guitarra

what did you learn in school today?

¿qué aprendiste hoy en el colegio?

you can learn a lot from watching him

se puede aprender mucho mirándolo

to learn to + infin

aprender a  +  infin

he's learning to read

está aprendiendo a leer

I learned to keep my mouth shut

aprendí a callarme

I've learned that from experience

eso me lo ha enseñado la experiencia

I've learned that from experience

eso lo he aprendido por propia experiencia

you'll have to learn to live with it

vas a tener que acostumbrarte

she quickly learned what to do

pronto aprendió lo que había que hacer

he soon learned what was what inf

enseguida se dio cuenta de cómo eran las cosas

you've got a lot to learn (about life)

tienes mucho que aprender todavía

1.2. learn (memorize):

learn

aprender de memoria

1.3. learn <learned, pp >:

learned response

aprendido

2. learn (become informed about):

learn details

enterarse de

we learned that she'd already left

nos enteramos de que ya se había ido

we learned that she'd already left

supimos que ya se había ido

they finally learned where/how he died

finalmente se enteraron de dónde/de cómo murió

3. learn (teach) controvers:

that'll learn him!

¡para que aprenda!

that'll learn him!

¡así aprenderá!

II.learn <pt & pp learned or Brit also learnt> [Am lərn, Brit ləːn] VB intr

1. learn (gain knowledge):

learn

aprender

I've learned from my mistakes

he aprendido de mis errores

will he ever learn?

¡cuándo aprenderá!

it's never too late to learn

nunca es tarde para aprender

2. learn (become informed):

to learn about or of sth (more frml)

enterarse or saber de algo

I learned about her promotion from a friend

me enteré or supe de su ascenso por un amigo

learning difficulties in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for learning difficulties in the English»Spanish Dictionary

difficulty <-ies> [ˈdɪfɪkəlti, Am -t̬i] N

1. difficulty no pl (being difficult):

difficulty

dificultad f

with difficulty

difícilmente

2. difficulty (problem):

difficulty

obstáculo m

to be in difficulties

estar en apuros

to be in difficulties with sb

tener problemas con alguien

to encounter difficulties

encontrar dificultades

to have difficulty doing sth

tener problemas para hacer algo

learning [ˈlɜ:nɪŋ, Am ˈlɜ:r-] N no pl

1. learning (acquisition of knowledge):

learning

aprendizaje m

2. learning (extensive knowledge):

learning

saber m

I.learn [lɜ:n, Am lɜ:rn] learnt Am: learned, learnt Am: learned learnt Am: learned, learnt Am: learned VB trans

learn

aprender

to learn to do sth

aprender a hacer algo

to learn that

enterarse de que

II.learn [lɜ:n, Am lɜ:rn] learnt Am: learned, learnt Am: learned learnt Am: learned, learnt Am: learned VB intr

learn

aprender

to learn from one's mistakes

aprender de los propios errores

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Learning difficulties are common in those with the condition, and especially among children with epilepsy.

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Firth, who has learning difficulties, had been swimming for only three years.

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The school also has an above-average population of students who have learning difficulties and/or disabilities.

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The proportion of pupils with learning difficulties and/or disabilities is above average.

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The proportion of students with learning difficulties and/or disabilities is just above average and an average number have a statement of special educational needs.

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As before, this patient had cortical tubers, epilepsy and learning difficulties.

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Wealthier families with higher economic capital can afford to provide additional resources for their children to combat any learning difficulties they may face naturally.

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The school educates blind and partially sighted children with significant learning difficulties and disabilities between the ages of 2 and 11 years.

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Survivors can be left with various after-effects including brain damage, blindness, deafness, limb loss (where septicaemia has occurred), learning difficulties and behavioural issues.

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They are targeted at a range of learners, including adult learners, candidates on taster sessions, underachievers and ones with learning difficulties.

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