Examples of using Had learned in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Programming
So long I thought maybe the whole world had learned by this time.
Mai had learned to express herself more often and Zuko often visited her at home, which was across from the palace.
Dror, who had learned that it was better not to lie,
Phone at the time, he wanted to share what he had learned.
In February, Steven P. Jobs had learned that, after years of fighting cancer,
Drake received an unexpected phone call from Lil Wayne, who had learned about Drake from Jas Prince- the son of Rap-a-Lot founder James Prince.
and English he had learned to«once or twice.».
Many times, event organizers took me aside and asked how I had learned about their events and was told to not report them.
According to Patty, the lesson that Joey had learned from his incessant arguments with Walter was that children were compelled to obey parents because parents had the money.
A newspaper declared that Castresana, like Rosenberg, had learned that, in Guatemala, the only way to fight impunity was to“blow himself up.”.
He had learned that these columns were the remains of the original main building of the University, destroyed many years ago by fire.
for Magic several times, but he turned each chance down since he had learned that his desire for power was his weakness.
she couldn't imagine how Harry had learned-.
millions of people around the world had learned one of the programs.
of Magic several times, but he turned each chance down since he had learned that his desire for power was his weakness.
Once he woke up again, Gillis could inform Captain Lee of what he had learned, and let him decide what to do with Ensign Gunther.
Gisani had learned of the Mhahlwa takeover
so I brought in'our armed security man,'who had learned in the Special Forces how to have a pixellated face.'.
After this interview, we contacted District Attorney Kratz to inform him of what we had learned from that interview.
The black pond where I had learned to swim, the rain-gullied clay about the naked house;