Unlearn Meaning in English
word
ʌnˈləːn
uhn-LURN
ʌnlˈɜːn
un-LURN
释义
To forget or stop using knowledge or habits you learned before, often so you can learn something new or better.
用法与细微差别
Often used in self-improvement, education, or when breaking bad habits: 'unlearn old habits.' More formal or reflective; not used for forgetting accidentally. Often found with 'need to unlearn.'
Spanish: desaprenderPortuguese (BR): desaprenderPortuguese (PT): desaprenderChinese (Simplified): 忘掉（重新学习）Chinese (Traditional): 忘掉（重新學習）Hindi: सीखा हुआ भूलनाArabic: نزع التعلم - التخلص من المعرفة القديمةBengali: অভ্যাস ভুলে যাওয়া - শিখে আসা কিছু বাদ দেওয়াRussian: разучиться - отказаться от (старых знаний)Japanese: 身についたことを手放す - 学んだことを忘れるVietnamese: buông bỏ kiến thức cũ - quên điều đã họcKorean: 배운 것을 잊다 - 익숙한 것을 버리다Turkish: öğrenilmişi bırakmak - eski bilgiyi bırakmakUrdu: سیکھا ہوا بھول جانا - پرانے عادات چھوڑناIndonesian: menghilangkan kebiasaan lama - melupakan yang telah dipelajari
例句
It takes time to unlearn a bad habit.
basic
We must unlearn what we think we know.
basic
Sometimes, you need to unlearn old ways to move forward.
basic
She had to unlearn everything she was taught about cooking when she moved to a new country.
natural
If you want to learn something new, sometimes you have to unlearn what you already know.
natural
It’s hard to unlearn your first language’s grammar rules when picking up a new one.
natural