Examples of using Has learnt in English and their translations into Bulgarian
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In fact, I think that Mugabe has learnt something from Ceauşescu, namely, hatred for civil society activists.
World of illusion and has learnt their powerlessness to satisfy and hold him.
It can then apply what it has learnt from the driver's past decisions to make new choices and recommendations.
I believe, however, that he has learnt from his mistakes and that, in future, he will make great efforts
He has tasted the joys of life in the world of illusion and has learnt their powerlessness to satisfy
Only time will tell whether the world has learnt an important lesson in the past two years.
The world has learnt its lesson since the Thirties,
Ideally, training on the‘Muk Yan Jong' should commence once a student has learnt and reached a good understanding of both the‘Siu Nim Tau' and‘Cham Kiu' forms.
No one outside his country knew anything about him two and a half months ago, and no one has learnt anything more about him since.
Olga, who is 29, has learnt to fall asleep and wake up in the same position,
The person who has learnt how to be afraid in the right way has learnt the most important thing of all.”.
Ask me, and I would say that civilisation has learnt a lot to little positive advantage.
since in four thousand years humanity has learnt nothing at all.”!
to choose the corresponding to his body food he has learnt the laws of the physical world.
said he believed she has learnt valuable lessons from the aftermath of the harsh interrogation programme.
At the hearings, it was clear that the High Representative has forgotten nothing and has learnt nothing.
Who has learnt only to get up on the donkey
You talk, Mr. Talmann, like one who has learnt abroad… an archaic way of speaking that became unfashionable… in England when my grandfather was a young man.
Hercules has learnt to use noise to appear more dangerous than he really is.