Examples of using Has learnt in English and their translations into Swedish
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India is a country that has learnt over the years to evolve and maintain a unique unity amid diversity.
This sound comes in every section where a child analyzed what he/she has learnt.
The fact that he is from Afghanistan makes it even more special- he has learnt so much!”.
Mr Schulz said that he has learnt a great deal over the last few weeks.
He who has learnt to die, is beyond the reach of all who might bring him down.
The European right has learnt its lesson from the Nazis and will take any opportunity to find its own commensurate version of Horst Wessel.15.
If the entrepreneur has learnt the imperatives of the business model, there may be scope to restart.
Here is an adult who has learnt from his mistakes and, not only that,
He was in fact a student that learnt under Krishmacharaya and he has learnt his art well
Furthermore, a proper exam will provide far more certainty that the driver has actually learnt what he thinks he has learnt.
At the hearings, it was clear that the High Representative has forgotten nothing and has learnt nothing.
It is a natural human activity to teach those topics which one has learnt or otherwise known.
Strindberg is ashamed that he as a prominent Swedish author did not take part in the congratulations to the Master, of whom he has learnt much.
Has learnt to take it in his stride, Or the man who by heredity, like you and I?
Can we be sure that the European Union has learnt all its lessons from that?
in which humanity has learnt lessons from its own history?
As a young researcher, Liv Eidsmo, was at first scared by the critical culture at her new workplace- since then she has learnt to appreciate it.
which she says that she has learnt very much about.
efficient administration which has learnt the lessons of recent experience and put its house in order.
Not because the algorithm understands the concept of a dog per se, but because it has learnt to recognise the animal by comparing an enormous number of images.