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Detailed Synonyms for learned in English

learned:

learned adj

  1. learned
  2. learned
    – highly educated; having extensive information or understanding 1
    learned; lettered; well-read; knowing; well-educated; knowledgeable
    – highly educated; having extensive information or understanding 1
  3. learned
    – established by conditioning or learning 1
    learned; conditioned
    – established by conditioning or learning 1
  4. learned
    – having or showing profound knowledge 1
    learned; erudite
    – having or showing profound knowledge 1

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Related Definitions for "learned":

  1. highly educated; having extensive information or understanding1
  2. established by conditioning or learning1
  3. having or showing profound knowledge1
    • a learned jurist1

learn:

to learn verb (learns, learnt, learning)

  1. to learn
    to learn; to acquire; study; to pick up; get the hang of
  2. to learn
    to discover
    – get to know or become aware of, usually accidentally 1
    • discover verb (discovers, discovered, discovering)
    to learn
    • learn verb (learns, learnt, learning)
  3. to learn
    to teach; to learn; to educate
    • teach verb (teaches, taught, teaching)
    • learn verb (learns, learnt, learning)
    • educate verb (educates, educated, educating)
  4. to learn
    to gain; to learn; to receive; to absorb; to collect
    • gain verb (gains, gained, gaining)
    • learn verb (learns, learnt, learning)
    • receive verb (receives, received, receiving)
    • absorb verb (absorbs, absorbed, absorbing)
    • collect verb (collects, collected, collecting)
  5. to learn
    study; to learn; to train
    • study verb
    • learn verb (learns, learnt, learning)
    • train verb (trains, trained, training)
  6. to learn
    to learn; to qualify; study
    • learn verb (learns, learnt, learning)
    • qualify verb (qualifies, qualified, qualifying)
    • study verb
  7. to learn
    to find; to come across; to meet; to learn
    • find verb (finds, found, finding)
    • come across verb (comes across, came across, coming across)
    • meet verb (meets, met, meeting)
    • learn verb (learns, learnt, learning)
    to discover
    – get to know or become aware of, usually accidentally 1
    • discover verb (discovers, discovered, discovering)
  8. to learn
    study; to practise; to learn; to practice
    • study verb
    • practise verb, British (practises, practised, practising)
    • learn verb (learns, learnt, learning)
    • practice verb, American (practices, practiced, practicing)
  9. to learn
    to learn
    • learn verb (learns, learnt, learning)
  10. to learn
    familiarise; aquire; to get used to; to master; to learn; familiarize
  11. to learn
    to swot; study; to learn
    • swot verb (swots, swotted, swotting)
    • study verb
    • learn verb (learns, learnt, learning)
  12. to learn
    to inform; to brief; to instruct; to explain; to teach; to prepare; to train; to learn
    • inform verb (informs, informed, informing)
    • brief verb (briefs, briefed, briefing)
    • instruct verb (instructs, instructed, instructing)
    • explain verb (explains, explained, explaining)
    • teach verb (teaches, taught, teaching)
    • prepare verb (prepares, prepared, preparing)
    • train verb (trains, trained, training)
    • learn verb (learns, learnt, learning)
  13. to learn
    study; cram up a lesson; to learn
  14. to learn
    – get to know or become aware of, usually accidentally 1
    to learn
    – get to know or become aware of, usually accidentally 1
    • learn verb (learns, learnt, learning)
      • I learned that she has two grown-up children1
  15. to learn
    – get to know or become aware of, usually accidentally 1
    to see; to learn; to discover; to hear; to pick up; to find out; get word; get a line; get wind
    – get to know or become aware of, usually accidentally 1
    • see verb (sees, saw, seeing)
      • I see that you have been promoted1
    • learn verb (learns, learnt, learning)
      • I learned that she has two grown-up children1
    • discover verb (discovers, discovered, discovering)
    • hear verb (hears, heard, hearing)
    • pick up verb (picks up, picked up, picking up)
    • find out verb (finds out, found out, finding out)
    • get word verb
    • get a line verb
    • get wind verb
  16. to learn
    – gain knowledge or skills 1
    to acquire; to learn; larn
    – gain knowledge or skills 1
    • acquire verb (acquires, acquired, acquiring)
      • Children acquire language at an amazing rate1
    • learn verb (learns, learnt, learning)
      • She learned dancing from her sister1
      • I learned Sanskrit1
    • larn verb
  17. to learn
    – be a student of a certain subject 1
    to take; to read; study; to learn
    – be a student of a certain subject 1
    • take verb (takes, took, taking)
    • read verb (reads, read, reading)
      • She is reading for the bar exam1
    • study verb
    • learn verb (learns, learnt, learning)
  18. to learn
    – commit to memory; learn by heart 1
    to learn; to con; to memorize; memorise
    – commit to memory; learn by heart 1
    • learn verb (learns, learnt, learning)
    • con verb (cons, conned, conning)
    • memorize verb, American (memorizes, memorized, memorizing)
      • Have you memorized your lines for the play yet?1
    • memorise verb, British
  19. to learn
    – impart skills or knowledge to 1
    to learn; to teach; to instruct
    – impart skills or knowledge to 1
    • learn verb (learns, learnt, learning)
    • teach verb (teaches, taught, teaching)
      • I taught them French1
    • instruct verb (instructs, instructed, instructing)
      • He instructed me in building a boat1
  20. to learn
    – find out, learn, or determine with certainty, usually by making an inquiry or other effort 1
    to determine; to check; to see; to learn; to ascertain; to watch; to find out
    – find out, learn, or determine with certainty, usually by making an inquiry or other effort 1
    • determine verb (determines, determined, determining)
    • check verb (checks, checked, checking)
    • see verb (sees, saw, seeing)
      • I want to see whether she speaks French1
    • learn verb (learns, learnt, learning)
    • ascertain verb (ascertains, ascertained, ascertaining)
    • watch verb (watches, watched, watching)
    • find out verb (finds out, found out, finding out)
      • find out if he speaks Russian1

Conjugations for learn:

present
  1. learn
  2. learn
  3. learns
  4. learn
  5. learn
  6. learn
simple past
  1. learnt
  2. learnt
  3. learnt
  4. learnt
  5. learnt
  6. learnt
present perfect
  1. have learnt
  2. have learnt
  3. has learnt
  4. have learnt
  5. have learnt
  6. have learnt
past continuous
  1. was learning
  2. were learning
  3. was learning
  4. were learning
  5. were learning
  6. were learning
future
  1. shall learn
  2. will learn
  3. will learn
  4. shall learn
  5. will learn
  6. will learn
continuous present
  1. am learning
  2. are learning
  3. is learning
  4. are learning
  5. are learning
  6. are learning
subjunctive
  1. be learnt
  2. be learnt
  3. be learnt
  4. be learnt
  5. be learnt
  6. be learnt
diverse
  1. learn!
  2. let's learn!
  3. learnt
  4. learning
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

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Related Definitions for "learn":

  1. gain knowledge or skills1
    • She learned dancing from her sister1
    • I learned Sanskrit1
  2. get to know or become aware of, usually accidentally1
    • I learned that she has two grown-up children1
  3. be a student of a certain subject1
  4. commit to memory; learn by heart1
  5. impart skills or knowledge to1
  6. find out, learn, or determine with certainty, usually by making an inquiry or other effort1

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