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aprendió
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learnt [Am lərnt, Brit ləːnt] Brit pt & pt part learn
I. learn <pt & pp learned or Brit also learnt> [Am lərn, Brit ləːn] VB trans
1.1. learn (gain knowledge of):
to learn to + infin
aprender a  +  infin
1.2. learn (memorize):
1.3. learn <learned, pp >:
learned response
2. learn (become informed about):
learn details
3. learn (teach) controvers:
II. learn <pt & pp learned or Brit also learnt> [Am lərn, Brit ləːn] VB intr
1. learn (gain knowledge):
2. learn (become informed):
to learn about or of sth (more frml)
I. learn <pt & pp learned or Brit also learnt> [Am lərn, Brit ləːn] VB trans
1.1. learn (gain knowledge of):
to learn to + infin
aprender a  +  infin
1.2. learn (memorize):
1.3. learn <learned, pp >:
learned response
2. learn (become informed about):
learn details
3. learn (teach) controvers:
II. learn <pt & pp learned or Brit also learnt> [Am lərn, Brit ləːn] VB intr
1. learn (gain knowledge):
2. learn (become informed):
to learn about or of sth (more frml)
third-hand hear/learn
third-hand hear/learn
to play/learn the piano attr duet/concerto
to play/learn the piano lesson/teacher
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aprender algo de alg.
to learn sth from sb
aprender a + infinit.
to learn to +  infinit.
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Spanish
learnt [lɜ:nt, Am lɜ:rnt] VB
learnt pt, pp of learn
I. learn [lɜ:n, Am lɜ:rn] learnt Am: learned, learnt Am: learned learnt Am: learned, learnt Am: learned VB trans
II. learn [lɜ:n, Am lɜ:rn] learnt Am: learned, learnt Am: learned learnt Am: learned, learnt Am: learned VB intr
I. learn [lɜ:n, Am lɜ:rn] learnt Am: learned, learnt Am: learned learnt Am: learned, learnt Am: learned VB trans
II. learn [lɜ:n, Am lɜ:rn] learnt Am: learned, learnt Am: learned learnt Am: learned, learnt Am: learned VB intr
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I. learn <learned, learned> [lɜrn] VB trans
II. learn <learned, learned> [lɜrn] VB intr
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With only five acres of wheat fields, he bought a third-hand, 19-year-old hand-crank model with a single-piston engine.
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It hurts hearing second- and third-hand what people say.
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Although there are numerous books on these children, almost none of them have been based on archives; the authors instead have used dubious second- or third-hand printed information.
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New research has claimed for the first time ever that third-hand smoke from cigarettes causes significant genetic damage to human cells.
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The study found that eleven carcinogenic compounds could be found in third-hand smoke, including the radioactive element polonium-210.
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