Examples of using Be learned in English and their translations into Arabic
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Ecclesiastic
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My steps cannot be learned.
It can't be learned only in theory.
Healthy eating habits can be learned.
Lessons can be learned from this;
It is high time that that value be learned.
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Much can be learned from such practices.
This normal behavior must be learned literally.
It must be learned with great devotion and respect.
The hand-eye coordination required can be learned.
Lessons can be learned from these experiences.
Femininity, charm… and the art of seducing can't be learned.
But everything can be learned with due desire.
Just like physical skills, life skills can be learned.
Some lessons, my lord, can only be learned with real consequences.
That was on me. No choice there. Lessons had to be learned.
In this regard, much can be learned from international criminal courts.
Some of this can be modeled, while the rest can be learned on the fly.
Fear can be learned by experiencing or watching a frightening traumatic accident.
Countries such as Peru were on the right path and could be learned from.
These efforts can be learned from, improved upon and applied to other regions.
There are many lectures,seminars and courses for rehearsing where much can be learned.
When is group recognition applied? What can be learned from its different applications?
Important elements can be learned from the systemic and complex character of traditional knowledge which is embedded in its ecological context and cycles.
They are role models to be emulated andmuch can be learned from the experiences. These are their stories.
With new technologies, teachers and students can help build a database of examples that users canretrieve when the formal principle has to be learned.
Several lessons about targeting large numbers of these entrepreneurs can be learned from the experiences of successful financial institutions.
Crises are challenges that must be learned from both the mistakes and successes, since they serve to bring about to the devices and improve the response to other crises.
We therefore agree with the Secretary-General that much can be learned from the setbacks suffered by the current operations in defining a pragmatic policy.
In that respect,we are deeply convinced that the history of the Holocaust must be learned and extensively explained so that a similar tragedy never happens again.
