Examples of using Learnt in English and their translations into Greek
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Computer
I learnt at home.
I should have learnt.
I have learnt to work!
The wrong lessons learnt.
He learnt to rule them.
People also translate
This is something I have learnt.
I have learnt to cook now.
This is the lesson that we have learnt.
We have learnt from the past.
Diminutive garment inspired by all they have seen and learnt.
She learnt when she was travelling.
Lessons never learnt but played.
I learnt the craft from my father.
And I never learnt to forgive.
A revision of the budget support guidelines will document this lesson learnt.
We have learnt from the past.
The moral of the story is that they had learnt nothing from history.
I have learnt something very important.
They have not yet learnt the lessons!
We have learnt to live together, to help each other.
I think this is what we have learnt from our European history.
She had learnt scarves-weaving, broidery, crafts-making, etc.
They thereby make it clear that they have not learnt anything at all from history.
If I have learnt anything it's everyone is someone.
While it is regrettable that there were failures,the lessons learnt are very useful for future work in Sudan. 31.
And Gurov learnt, too, that she was called Anna Sergeyevna.
But I think they will have looked at what they have learnt and Sebastian[Vettel] would look at what he's done.
However, lessons learnt from previous evaluations show that the perceptions of deadweight have to be taken with caution.
The colonists were far less isolated than they had been in Paomia andthere was some intermarriage and many of the men learnt to speak Corsican.
But I have learnt to hold my nerve.