Примери за използване на Had learned на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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He had learned to see.
Maisie and Danny had learned to steal.
She had learned one of life's secrets.
It was a lesson Shaye had learned many times.
But he had learned to deal with it, and was.
Хората също превеждат
But I would have thought you had learned your lesson.
Misty had learned to trust me.
On his return,the chairman asked what he had learned.
But she had learned patience.
Since she would become a mother, Gabrielle soils had learned many things--.
Children had learned new games.
And the Chief Public Prosecutor, about which he had learned from Mr Kolev.
Everyone had learned something new.
Every ship that came after the Bismarck had learned from it learned from us.
And he had learned that from me.
Through a series of crash-test expements, bernard slaybe had learned that the dandy lion was a deadly dud.
Lindsay had learned this information.
Some members of the audience had learned to watch them that way.
He had learned the lesson of obedience to duty.
I realised Sokar had learned my true identity.
She had learned to live without the love of her father.
I had, both, succeeded and failed, and had learned some valuable lessons along the way.
Some had learned of their husband's plans for the future.
While The Storm Had Raged, Each Of Them Had Learned Something… About Friendship.
Hollywood had learned to write movies between the lines.
Some of the most voracious readers had learned early and others had learned late.
Zack had learned this new parkour move and he wanted me to film him.
And now during these last three weeks of the march he had learned still another new, consolatory truth- that nothing in this world is terrible.
Paul had learned to be content with whatever God sent his way.
So he went on from word to word andfrom spell to spell with the witch till he was twelve years old and had learned from her a great part of what she knew: not much, but enough for the witchwife of a small village, and more than enough for a boy of twelve.