Examples of using Learnt something in English and their translations into Italian
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Medicine
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Computer
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Programming
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Official/political
He said,“I have learnt something you did not know.
And so at the feet of Our Lady we have learnt something beautiful, at least we have been reminded of some principle which we had forgotten:
They must have learnt something from the failed 2003 experience which was disastrous with regard to their PR campaign of the war.
you will always leave the classroom having learnt something new and useful no matter what your level is.
i hope you have learnt something useful of this awesome tool.
Besides, we have learnt something we did not know before-
Mr President, I have learnt something very useful in the Committee on Budgets
Each one of us has learnt something new in the field,
since they have learnt something more about the self and the other, and are now reuniting on a higher spiral of evolution and consciousness.
He could have perhaps learnt something about its nature from my papers in turn, I was inspired by Marcello De Cecco, the senior Italian international monetary economist,
it is impossible to come away without having learnt something new.
And they conclude:“This last year has been a true and proper challenge for us. Each one of us has learnt something new in the field,
I have just learnt something this morning: even on a cold December morning,
But we have learned something. Yes.
But we have learned something. We missed.
He could have learned something.
But we have learned something.
Yes, but we have learned something. We missed.
But we have learned something. Yes.
The professor just learned something from the humble night watchman.