Examples of using Really learned in English and their translations into German
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Medicine
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Political
He's really learned to let things go.
One of these oddballs who never really learned to make a friend.
And I really learned then that, the bigger the challenge, the bigger the sense of achievement when you get to the end of it.
I mean, I knowthat I wasn't the best student, but I really learned a lot.
God, Danny boy really learned how to play dirty.
I could doggy-paddle to shore in a pinch, but I never really learned formally.
In my childhood days I had never really learned to say what I didn't like, what I did or didn't want.
This spaced repetition supports learning and makes sure you really learned the word by heart.
And all of this we have not really learned, in Germany and Europe, and that is why it is so difficult for us to create digital champions.
NL Mr President, Mr Van Rompuy, Mr Barroso, ladies and gentlemen, what with the banking crisis, the economic crisisand the crisis situations in public finances, we have really learned, and experienced more than ever, what crises are in the last two-and-a-half years.
At age seven, while swimming(I had not really learned yet) in a motel swimming pool, I found I could not get my head above water.
No, until man has really learned to think in accordance with the laws of life he must incarnate in physical matter because it is the only cosmic sphere in which it hurts to think wrongly.
The physicality of making the work- I really learned about my body by having to get out and do it.
These men have really learned to appreciate the fact that we are here to worship and serve God in our own faith- we have the same goal!
Exists another crucial difference to the liberal basic vision, for, nevertheless,this latter has really learned in several periods that it does not break taboos, what has not at all to be said from the monetary big complex- as we have just spoken about.
Another crucial difference to the liberal basic vision is existing,for this latter has however really learned in several periods, that it does not break taboos, what- as we have just spoken about- has not at all to be said from the monetary great complex.
That's something I have never really learnt after so many years of professional life.
You can really learn how to train your dog for different situations.
We should really learn how to play the real way.
Can I really learn to fly without limits?
But read these lines and really learn.
We really learn together at all levels.
Again, how does the patient know what was really learnt.
You will really learn what the Red Cross is all about by playing this game.
As Rousseau said... we must learn to unlearn...because only by unlearning can we really learn to be.
In response GQ released this statement,"The Parent's Television Council must not be watching muchTV these days and should really learn to divide reality from fantasy.
Salmon patties as much tastier other fish, because if you really learn how to cook, they are.
Hisham helps me a lot and I really learn a lot from him," the young customer advisor says enthusiastically.
If you learn it, when you really learn it, you begin to perceive time the way that they do.
And if you do marry and have children then he will really learn how to squander cash.