Examples of using Learn to work 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
You learn to work in an international and a multidisciplinary environment.
We learn to work with Bister.
Learn to work in a pan-European organisation operating at an international level.
Learn to work with herbs and plants.
Learn to work from both sides of the equation.
It is something they learn to work within.
They learn to work in the spirit of these artists,
Learn to work, think and act as both an engineer
The children learn to work with cassette tape-recorders which they carry with them
And you're gonna have to learn to work with her, fast, because if we don't find Hetty,
Second, the patient must learn to work with stress and not drive it inward.
Learn to work with light and shade in this step-by-step triptych painting,
Sheltered workshops, providing employment for people with disabilities, must learn to work with both the traditional and fast-changing economy if they want to survive and flourish.
Your students can learn to work with the LEGO® Mindstorms® software thanks to the basic set.
You learn to work with your soul Forest,
Excel can learn to work with these tools.
You learn to work with robot technology and mechanics, you learn to work better with a computer and you can play games with Marty De Robot.
You learn to set up, operate and clean various woodworking machines, and you learn to work with hand tools.
But on the course it became clear to me that all those nuances have a name and that you can learn to work with them.
Learn to work on your inner feeling,