Examples of using Had learnt in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Dumbledore held private lessons with Harry, revealing in them much of what he had learnt about Voldemort's past, life and Horcruxes.
When in 1986, the right-leaning historian Ernst Nolte suggested that Hitler had learnt most of his lessons from Stalin,
When in 1986, the right-leaning historian Ernst Nolte suggested that Hitler had learnt most of his lessons from Stalin,
school worked not only in the teaching that was given, nor in the fact that there were many pupils who carried out again into the world what they had learnt there.
I was astonished at how much the old man had learnt in 7 years!”.
You see, Alice had learnt several things of this sort in her lessons in the schoolroom,
I was astonished at how much the old man had learnt in 7 years!”.
for Mrs. Willowes had learnt from a former pupil of Field,
and that for his part he had learnt lessons from it.
aunts and grandmothers, who had learnt it from their mothers and grandmothers… Poetry was the very essence of life.".
in far-off Vietnam but considerably closer to home, by the people from whom one had learnt life's earliest lessons.
yet at the same time I had learnt the duty and office of a foremastman; and in time might
Japanese has learned a lot of things from China.
It seems the General Staff has learnt from its mistakes of last time.
Everyone has learned lessons from the last storm.".
Only man has learnt to exploit the seas on a greater scale.
Everyone has learned a valuable lesson about real life and-and urban planning.
Seifer has learnt his lesson.
How can we do what life has learned to do?
I think the boy has learnt his lesson.