Translations

learnedverb
learned
Past Simple
learned
Past Participle
Word form functioning as the simple past tense and past participle of the verb 'learn'.
apprisPrétérit et participe passé de « learn » ; en anglais américain, la forme du passé peut aussi s’employer comme participe.
She learned the truth only after reading the report.
Elle a appris la vérité seulement après avoir lu le rapport.
learnedadjective
learneder
Comp.
learnedest
Super.
UK
/lɜːnd/
US
/lɜrnd/
The learned professor was well-respected in his field.
Le professeur érudit était très respecté dans son domaine.
Additional translations
savantSoutenu ; s’emploie surtout pour une personne très instruite ou une analyse de haut niveau.
learnedpast participle
UK
/ˈlɜːnɪd/, /lɜːnd/
US
/ˈlɜrnɪd/, /lɜrnd/
Used for qualities acquired by learning rather than innate.
acquisAu sens de quelque chose obtenu par l’apprentissage ou l’expérience, et non inné.
Aggression can be a learned response.
L’agressivité peut être une réponse acquise.
learnednoun
learned
pl
Usually preceded by “the”; means scholarly people collectively.
éruditNom collectif ou substantivé, souvent au pluriel.
The learned have debated this issue for centuries.
Les érudits débattent de cette question depuis des siècles.
learnverb

learned

Past Simple

learned
Past Simple
learned
Past Participle
learning
Gerund
UK
/lɜːn/
US
/lɜrn/
(UK: learnt, learnt / US: learned, learned)
She learned to play the piano by taking lessons every week.
Elle a appris à jouer du piano en prenant des cours chaque semaine.
Additional translations
apprendre par cœurEmploi idiomatique pour « mémoriser ».

Definitions

learnedverb
Simple past tense and past participle of learn.
She learned the truth only after reading the report.
learnedadjective
Having acquired much knowledge through study.
The learned professor was well-respected in his field.
Showing, requiring, or characterized by learning; scholarly.
Her learned analysis of the text impressed the entire class.
learnedpast participle
Acquired through learning or experience rather than innate.
Aggression can be a learned response.
learnednoun
People who are highly educated or scholarly.
The learned have debated this issue for centuries.
learnverb
To acquire knowledge or skill through study, experience, or teaching.
She learned to play the piano by taking lessons every week.
To gain understanding or insight.
Over time, she learned the importance of patience in her work.
To become aware of something through information or experience.
He learned about the changes in the schedule from his colleague.
To memorize or commit to memory.
The students learned the poem by heart for the recital.