Examples of using Had learnt in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Rome had learnt its lesson.
You came away feeling you had learnt a lot.
He had learnt them as a child.
Well, I only wish Icould say it was because I thought Helena had learnt her lesson.
Most people had learnt to ignore him.
He had learnt from them and from his own intuition that the ideal of life as taught by the ancient sages of India was the realization of God.
I told you I had learnt your secret.
I had learnt to dmile It wad dcary!
He asked him what he had learnt from yesterday's incident.
I had learnt not to believe in coincidences.
Like Gluck, Meyerbeer was a German who had learnt his trade composing Italian opera before arriving in Paris.
He had learnt the meaning of impermanence and saw it in everything around him.
Get this… the dogs had learnt to travel on the subway.
He had learnt to cook, too, with uncommon proficiency for a man of his time.
Dumbledore held private lessons with Harry, revealing in them much of what he had learnt about Voldemort's past, life and Horcruxes.
They had learnt from the centres we think of to-day as the Rosicrucian schools.
When I was a boy of 14 my father was so ignorant I could hardly stand to have the old man around, but when I got to 21,I was astonished at how much the old man had learnt in 7 years!”.
Weeks later she had learnt to live with the pain.
As one of the‘young ones' at the time of the structuralist generation, I can say that Barthes had been sensitive to the new emphasis that Lacan was putting on jouissance,and that for his part he had learnt lessons from it.
British than they had learnt in their whole lives before.
She could not take her mother's place- that was as impossible as to have her mother's touch upon the piano,for Mrs. Willowes had learnt from a former pupil of Field, she had the jeu perlé;
For Ì had learnt to carry out the orders of elders, not to scan their.
Raine noted that poetry was deeply ingrained in the daily lives of her maternal ancestors:"On my mother's side I inherited Scotland's songs and ballads… sung or recited by my mother,aunts and grandmothers, who had learnt it from their mothers and grandmothers… Poetry was the very essence of life.".
He had learnt of a wonderful legend still surviving in Italy, an old Italian folk-legend.
When in 1986,the right-leaning historian Ernst Nolte suggested that Hitler had learnt most of his lessons from Stalin, he was accused by the philosopher Jürgen Habermas of trying to excuse German crimes.
You see, Alice had learnt several things of this sort in her lessons in the schoolroom, and though this was not a very good opportunity for showing off her knowledge, as there was no one to listen to her, still it was good practice to say it over.
Thomas rushed to tell Luke about what he had learnt, but the narrow gauge engines assumed he had told Victor about Luke and that he had broken his promise.
She asked where I had learnt to speak English so well and was confused when I said that Nigeria happens to have English as its official language.
In February, Mr Steve Jobs had learnt that, after years of fighting cancer, his time was becoming shorter.