Learn from Meaning in English

expression

US

ˈɫɝn/ /ˈfɹəm

LURN-frum

UK

lˈɜːn/ /fɹˈɒm

lURN-from

التعريف

To gain knowledge, skill, or understanding from someone or something, especially by observing, experiencing, or reflecting on what happened.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

Commonly used when one gains insight after an event or from someone's example or mistake ('learn from mistakes', 'learn from others'). More formal or neutral; usually followed by a noun or pronoun. Don't confuse with just 'learn'.

• Spanish: aprender de - aprender de (alguien/algo)
• Portuguese (BR): aprender com
• Portuguese (PT): aprender com
• Chinese (Simplified): 向……学习 - 从……吸取教训
• Chinese (Traditional): 向……學習 - 從……吸取教訓
• Hindi: से सीखना
• Arabic: يتعلم من
• Bengali: থেকে শেখা
• Russian: учиться на - учиться у
• Japanese: から学ぶ
• Vietnamese: học từ
• Korean: ~에서 배우다
• Turkish: -den öğrenmek
• Urdu: سے سیکھنا
• Indonesian: belajar dari

جمل نموذجية

We can learn from our mistakes.

basic

Children often learn from watching adults.

basic

I always learn from my teachers.

basic

You should really try to learn from what happened last time.

natural

It's important to learn from other people's experiences.

natural

He never learns from his mistakes, does he?

natural