Examples of using Has learnt in English and their translations into Italian
{-}
-
Colloquial
-
Official
-
Medicine
-
Financial
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Computer
-
Programming
-
Official/political
It would be nice to think that the Commission has learnt something, but obviously this is not the case.
The European Union has learnt that three Italian nationals,
Therefore, I hope that the newly appointed Romanian minister Dan Sova has learnt his history lesson and that he will make it clear publicly.
The European Union has learnt with dismay the news of the brutal murder of the former Afghan parliamentarian
the EU has learnt from its overhasty enlargement of 2007.
Hiru has learnt new sustainable farming methods which helped her to increase her cotton yield and income.
theologian who has studied Islam has learnt about these serious atrocities.
Cyriaque Vallee has been in the satsang of many Saints and has learnt invaluable knowledge from them.
the Daily Mail has learnt.
However, I hope that everyone who has been involved in this process has learnt some lessons along the way concerning the principles of better regulation.
At the end of the course, which lasts three days, one has learnt all the secrets and techniques which will allow him to make his own synergistic orchard.
But one group of animals has learnt to use it to their advantage.
The Commission has learnt of analyses carried out by L-I in connection with the entry of Mars into the markec.
As the most evolved apes do, the otter has learnt to use tools for getting the food.
Omega has got control of singularity and has learnt to use the vast forces locked inside the black hole.
You think you're the only one… who has learnt all my father's expertise.
He who has learnt to die, is beyond the reach of all who might bring him down.
The EU has learnt with dismay that the government of Burma/Myanmar has ordered the International Committee of the Red Cross(ICRC)
sometimes annoyed by Mary Poppins's magical adventures but has learnt to accept that there are things about her he will never understand.
Interpreters would be needed as well, until the whole human race has learnt Esperanto, carefully safeguarding the precious diversity of cultures and idioms.