Examples of using Having learned in English and their translations into Dutch
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Colloquial
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Official
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Ecclesiastic
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Medicine
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Financial
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Computer
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Programming
But after having learned the real forms these characters point at,
Having learned their lesson, policy makers during and after World War II initiated a policy of free trade.
It was this distant ancestor, having learned with the help of a pigeon post about the defeat of Napoleon under Waterloo, started up misinformation.
Having learned to walk, he has a need to touch and study many things from the inside.
Having learned simple knitting techniques, you can not only systematically update
other women, having learned about her victories, say.
Having learned about communication through Scientology,
Having learned of warlord Poggle the Lesser's plot to rebuild a Separatist droid foundry on Geonosis.
Having learned the art of clockmaking,
Katniss is a highly skilled archer, hunter, and trapper, having learned these from her father and Gale, honed to keep her family from starving.
Teachers have noticed a long time ago that, having learned to think superficially,
Having learned to understand through them I now,
Having learned about the harm of sugar, I, of course, tried to drink tea without it
Having learned about what this oriental smoking device consists of,
What does the wife, having learned that her husband intends to go to the opera with another lady?
Having learned about how much after the miscarriage and cleansing begins monthly,
Having learned all the charm and depth of communication
Having learned all the useful properties of serum, it is impossible not to love it.
Having learned to manage your energy,
Having learned about her interesting position, a woman, as a rule, seeks to find out what the sex of a long-awaited baby is.