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Detailed Translations for learned from English to Spanish

learned:


Translation Matrix for learned:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
erudito erudite; erudite person; learned person; literary person; man of learning; man of letters; professor; scholar; scholarly person
sabio professor; scholar
AdjectiveRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- conditioned; erudite; knowing; knowledgeable; lettered; well-educated; well-read
ModifierRelated TranslationsOther Translations
docto academic; erudite; learned; lettered; sage; scholarly; university-educated; very learned; well-educated; well-read; wise educated; grounded; practiced; practised; schooled; skilled
erudito academic; erudite; learned; lettered; sage; scholarly; university-educated; very learned; well-educated; well-read; wise clever; educated; erudite; intelligent; practiced; practised; schooled; skilled; smart
juicioso academic; erudite; learned; lettered; sage; scholarly; university-educated; very learned; well-educated; well-read; wise able; brainy; bright; brilliant; capable; cautious; clever; competent; efficient; good; intelligent; knowledgable; sensible; sharp; smart; wise
letrado academic; erudite; learned; lettered; sage; scholarly; university-educated; very learned; well-educated; well-read; wise academic; university
muy desarrollado academic; erudite; learned; lettered; sage; scholarly; university-educated; very learned; well-educated; well-read; wise
sabio academic; erudite; learned; lettered; sage; scholarly; university-educated; very learned; well-educated; well-read; wise bright; clever; educated; erudite; ingenious; intelligent; profoundly; resourceful; right-thinking; sane; sensible; smart; wise

Related Words for "learned":


Synonyms for "learned":


Antonyms for "learned":

  • unconditioned

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

Wiktionary Translations for learned:

learned
adjective
  1. having much learning

learn:

to learn verb (learns, learnt, learning)

  1. to learn (acquire; study; pick up; get the hang of)
  2. to learn
    – get to know or become aware of, usually accidentally 1
  3. to learn (discover)
  4. to learn (educate; teach)
  5. to learn (gain; receive; absorb; collect)
  6. to learn (study; train)
  7. to learn (qualify; study)
  8. to learn (come across; find; discover; meet)
  9. to learn (practise; study; practice)
  10. to learn
  11. to learn (aquire; familiarise; get used to; master; familiarize)
  12. to learn (study; swot)
  13. to learn (instruct; inform; brief; )
  14. to learn (cram up a lesson; study)

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

Translation Matrix for learn:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
alzar holding up; putting up
aprender learning; studying
comenzar beginning; raising; starting; striking up
conseguir obtaining; winning over
enseñar acquiring; learning
estudiar learning; studying
VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
aclimatarse aquire; familiarise; familiarize; get used to; learn; master acclimatise; acclimatize; get acclimatized; get used to; grow accustomed to; naturalise; naturalize; settle down
acostumbrar aquire; familiarise; familiarize; get used to; learn; master acclimatise; acclimatize; adapt; become a habit; fit in; get acclimatized; get used to; grow accustomed to; settle down
acostumbrarse aquire; familiarise; familiarize; get used to; learn; master acclimatise; acclimatize; get used to; grow accustomed to; naturalise; naturalize; settle down
acostumbrarse a aquire; familiarise; familiarize; get used to; learn; master acclimatise; acclimatize; adapt; fit in; get acclimatized; get used to; grow accustomed to; settle down
adaptarse aquire; familiarise; familiarize; get used to; learn; master acclimatise; acclimatize; adapt; adjust; be corrupted; change over; conform to; convert; degenerate; fit in; get acclimatized; get used to; go along with; grow accustomed to; join; resign oneself to the inevitable; settle down; settle oneself; suit; switch over
adquirir absorb; acquire; collect; gain; get the hang of; learn; pick up; receive; study acquire; buy; catch; come by; contract; gain; get; get hold of; get hold of something; get one's hands on; lay one's hands on; obtain; procure; purchase; receive; receive for one's portion; secure; seize; seize upon; take possession of
alzar acquire; get the hang of; learn; pick up; study absorb; add; add to; append; arise; ascend; be off; be on the upgrade; become higher; become larger; border; bristle; charge; cheat; clearly define; climb; con; define; demarcate; draw up; edge; empty the mailbox; enhance; exchange; fence; fence in; fence off; fix; flare up; fly up; get a lighter shade of colour; get away; go up; go upward; grow; gull; heave; heighten; hoist; increase; interchange; join; lap up; levy; lift; lift up; light; light a cigaret; light up; lighten; lighten up; map out; mark out; mount; outline; put up; raise; redevelop; remedy; renew; renovate; restore; resume; rise; rise to the surface; send up in flames; set alight; shine up; sip up; spoof; start; stick up; swap; swindle; take in; take off; take up; trace out; trade; trick; turn up
amarrar cram up a lesson; learn; study; train anchor; bind; bind fast; bind up; fasten; join; lash; moor; pinion; secure; tie; tie down; tie up
apoderarse de absorb; collect; gain; learn; receive acquire; capture; catch; get hold of; get hold of something; get one's hands on; lay one's hands on; obtain; receive for one's portion; secure; seize; seize upon; take possession of
aprender absorb; acquire; collect; gain; get the hang of; learn; pick up; practice; practise; receive; study; train allocate; allot; assign; bestow on; confer; give; grant; hear; interpellate; interrogate; question; studying; subsidise; subsidize; teach
capacitarse para learn; study; train educate; lead up; school; train; tutor
comenzar acquire; get the hang of; learn; pick up; study apply; arrange; be off; begin; break into; commence; employ; enter; enter into; fall in; get under way; instal; install; introduce; light a cigaret; line up; make use of; open; send up in flames; set alight; set in; set in motion; set up; start; start to; step off; strike up; take off; take on; take upon oneself; undertake; use; utilise; utilize
conseguir absorb; collect; gain; learn; receive acquire; bring off; cope; fix; get hold of something; lay one's hands on; manage; obtain; pull off; secure; seize; seize upon; take possession of
contraer el hábito de aquire; familiarise; familiarize; get used to; learn; master get used to; grow accustomed to; settle down
cursar acquire; get the hang of; learn; pick up; study; train
dar clases brief; explain; inform; instruct; learn; prepare; qualify; study; teach; train instruct; prepare; teach; train
dar con discover; learn collide with
descrubir discover; learn
educar brief; educate; explain; inform; instruct; learn; prepare; teach; train bring up; develop; educate; instruct; lead up; prepare; raise; rear; school; teach; train; tutor; unfold
embotellar cram up a lesson; learn; study bottle
empollar cram up a lesson; learn; study hatch out; plod at
encender acquire; get the hang of; learn; pick up; study aggravate; arouse; bait; encourage; encourage someone; ignite; incite; inflame; inspire; instigate; kindle; light; make burning; motivate; motivate someone; provoke; put on; put on the fire; put someone on to something; send up in flames; set alight; set fire to; stimulate; stir up; strike; switch on; turn on; urge
encontrar come across; discover; find; learn; meet affect; arise; bore; concern; drill; hit; localise; localize; locate; move; strike; touch; trace
encontrarse come across; discover; find; learn; meet assemble; be; be situated; be somewhere; come together; dwell; enjoin; forgather; get together; hang out; join; lie; meet; meet each other; reside; see each other; to gather; visit
enseñar brief; educate; explain; inform; instruct; learn; prepare; qualify; study; teach; train arise; bring out; display; educate; exhibit; instruct; lead up; occur; offer; present; produce; school; show; studying; take out; teach; train; tutor
enterarse learn discover; find out; grant; hear; interpellate; interrogate; invent; question; size up the situation; subsidise; subsidize
estallar acquire; get the hang of; learn; pick up; study bang; blow to bits; blow to pieces; blow up; boom; break; break loose; burn loose; burst; burst into pieces; burst open; burst out to; chuck down; come loose; crack; explode; fling down; flop; flop down; fly to pieces; intentionally destroy; jump down; jump over; leap down; leap off; plop down; plump down; pop; shatter; snap; spring open
estudiar acquire; get the hang of; learn; pick up; practice; practise; study; train cast an eye on; consider; glance; look; look on; observe; regard; study; think it over; think out; watch
familiarizarse con aquire; familiarise; familiarize; get used to; learn; master get used to; grow accustomed to; settle down
formar educate; learn; teach adjust; appoint; arrange; be; conceptualise; conceptualize; construct; create; design; educate; establish; form; initiate; instal; install; institute; invent; knead; lead up; make; manufacture; massage; model; mould; outvote; prepare; put together; reject; school; set; shape; start off; train; tutor; vote down
habituarse a aquire; familiarise; familiarize; get used to; learn; master get used to; grow accustomed to; settle down
hacerse a aquire; familiarise; familiarize; get used to; learn; master
hallar come across; discover; find; learn; meet
instruir brief; explain; inform; instruct; learn; prepare; teach; train alter; assign to; change; create; educate; give an order; instruct; interchange; invent; lead up; make; prepare; school; switch; teach; train; transform; tutor; vary
practicar learn; practice; practise; study exercise; practice; practise; rehearse; train
reanimar educate; learn; teach bring around; bring to; bring to consciousness
recibir absorb; collect; gain; learn; receive abide; accept; acquire; bid welcome; collect; come by; entertain; gain; get hold of something; hail; lay one's hands on; obtain; procure; receive; regale; secure; seize; take; take on; take possession of; welcome
sacar absorb; collect; gain; learn; receive accuse; bail out; bale out; blame; bring out; cheat; discredit; draw up; excerpt; extract; fool; get undone; go short; hold against; play up; play up in a cardgame; pop; pull out; rebuke; reprimand; reproach; show; strike up; take out; tap; trick; undo; unpick; untie
seguir estudios acquire; get the hang of; learn; pick up; study; swot; train
seguir una carrera learn; study; train
tropezarse con come across; discover; find; learn; meet meet
- acquire; ascertain; check; con; determine; discover; find out; get a line; get wind; get word; hear; instruct; larn; memorise; memorize; pick up; read; see; study; take; teach; watch

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Synonyms for "learn":


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

Wiktionary Translations for learn:

learn
verb
  1. to come to know; to become informed of; to find out
  2. to be studying
  3. to improve
  4. to make use of a bad experience
  5. to attend educational activity
  6. to acquire knowledge or ability

Cross Translation:
FromToVia
learn aprender leren — kennis of vaardigheid verwerven
learn enterarse (de) erfahren — zur Kenntnis bekommen, von etwas Kenntnis erhalten, etwas mitgeteilt bekommen
learn aprender lernenerarbeiten/Erwerb/gewinnen von Kenntnissen und/oder geistigen oder körperlichen Fähigkeiten, Fertigkeiten und Erfahrungen
learn enterarse apprendre — Connaître par une information.

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