learn
word
/ˈɫɝn/
lurn
/lˈɜːn/
lurn
Definition
To gain knowledge or a new skill by studying, practicing, or experiencing something.
Usage & Nuances
Common and neutral verb. Often used with 'how to', 'about', or 'from' (e.g., 'learn a language', 'learn from mistakes'). Unlike 'study', which focuses on the process, 'learn' focuses on the result. Can be used for skills or facts.
Spanish: aprenderPortuguese (BR): aprenderPortuguese (PT): aprenderChinese (Simplified): 学习Chinese (Traditional): 學習Hindi: सीखनाArabic: يَتَعَلَّمBengali: শিখাRussian: учить - изучать - узнаватьJapanese: 学ぶ - 習うVietnamese: họcKorean: 배우다Turkish: öğrenmekUrdu: سیکھناIndonesian: belajar
Example Sentences
You never stop learning, even as an adult.
natural
Children learn to walk when they are young.
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It is important to learn from your mistakes.
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She quickly learned how to drive a car last summer.
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What did you learn at the workshop today?
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I learn new words in English every day.
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