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aprender

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

inglés
inglés
español
español

I. learn <pret. & part. pas. learned or ingl. brit. also learnt> [ingl. am. lərn, ingl. brit. ləːn] V. trans.

1.1. learn (gain knowledge of):

learn
to learn to + infin
aprender a  +  infin

1.2. learn (memorize):

learn

1.3. learn <learned, part. pas. >:

learned response

2. learn (become informed about):

learn details

3. learn (teach) controv.:

that'll learn him!
that'll learn him!

II. learn <pret. & part. pas. learned or ingl. brit. also learnt> [ingl. am. lərn, ingl. brit. ləːn] V. intr.

1. learn (gain knowledge):

learn
will he ever learn?

2. learn (become informed):

to learn about or of sth (more frml)
third-hand hear/learn
third-hand hear/learn
to learn/recite sth by rote
to play/learn the piano
to play/learn the piano atrbv. duet/concerto
to play/learn the piano lesson/teacher
to learn acrobatics
español
español
inglés
inglés
to learn … parrot fashion
to learn … by rote
to learn … (off) by heart
to learn
you'll never learn!
to learn
you have to learn it (off) by heart
aprender algo de alg.
to learn sth from sb
aprender a + infinit.
to learn to +  infinit.

en el diccionario PONS

inglés
inglés
español
español

I. learn [lɜ:n, ingl. am. lɜ:rn] learnt Am: learned, learnt Am: learned learnt Am: learned, learnt Am: learned V. trans.

learn
to learn to do sth
to learn that

II. learn [lɜ:n, ingl. am. lɜ:rn] learnt Am: learned, learnt Am: learned learnt Am: learned, learnt Am: learned V. intr.

learn
to learn the basics of sth
español
español
inglés
inglés
to learn
easy to learn
to learn to read
to learn by heart
you live and learn
to learn one's lesson from sth
to learn Spanish
to learn the hard way
to learn
en el diccionario PONS
inglés
inglés
español
español

I. learn <learned, learned> [lɜrn] V. trans.

learn
to learn that

II. learn <learned, learned> [lɜrn] V. intr.

learn
to learn to do sth
to learn the ropes
español
español
inglés
inglés
to learn
easy to learn
to learn to read
to learn by heart
you live and learn
to learn one's lesson from sth
to learn Spanish
to learn sth on one's own
to learn the hard way
to learn
Present
Ilearn
youlearn
he/she/itlearns
welearn
youlearn
theylearn
Past
Ilearned / ingl. brit. tb. learnt
youlearned / ingl. brit. tb. learnt
he/she/itlearned / ingl. brit. tb. learnt
welearned / ingl. brit. tb. learnt
youlearned / ingl. brit. tb. learnt
theylearned / ingl. brit. tb. learnt
Present Perfect
Ihavelearned / ingl. brit. tb. learnt
youhavelearned / ingl. brit. tb. learnt
he/she/ithaslearned / ingl. brit. tb. learnt
wehavelearned / ingl. brit. tb. learnt
youhavelearned / ingl. brit. tb. learnt
theyhavelearned / ingl. brit. tb. learnt
Past Perfect
Ihadlearned / ingl. brit. tb. learnt
youhadlearned / ingl. brit. tb. learnt
he/she/ithadlearned / ingl. brit. tb. learnt
wehadlearned / ingl. brit. tb. learnt
youhadlearned / ingl. brit. tb. learnt
theyhadlearned / ingl. brit. tb. learnt

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With only five acres of wheat fields, he bought a third-hand, 19-year-old hand-crank model with a single-piston engine.
www.theglobeandmail.com
It hurts hearing second- and third-hand what people say.
www.dailymail.co.uk
Although there are numerous books on these children, almost none of them have been based on archives; the authors instead have used dubious second- or third-hand printed information.
en.wikipedia.org
New research has claimed for the first time ever that third-hand smoke from cigarettes causes significant genetic damage to human cells.
www.dailymail.co.uk
The study found that eleven carcinogenic compounds could be found in third-hand smoke, including the radioactive element polonium-210.
en.wikipedia.org