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learned

[lur-nid, lurnd] / ˈlɜr nɪd, lɜrnd /


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"The thing I learned from previous crisis was the British people expect us to be by their side and no vested interest, no powerful interest, will stand in the way of that."

From BBC

She had to queue online in February; in a virtual waiting room, she learned she was 10,000th in line.

From The Wall Street Journal

He married a woman he met in Venezuela, learned Spanish and developed an unusual accent that seemingly blended the multiple languages he spoke.

From The Wall Street Journal

It promised to make the terms more clear from the get-go, saying it had "learned a lot" from the incident.

From BBC

"We've learned a tremendous amount about which microbes live in the gut, but less about what they're actually doing at any given moment," Hall said.

From Science Daily