Examples of using One learns in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Programming
No one learns by himself.
Each sample has a specific purpose: with the first, one learns how to do a program;
But one learns to live with them.
By detaching oneself from the fruits of one's actions and offering them up to God, one learns to sublimate the ego.
One learns when one lives alone.
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With the second, one learns about production.
One learns to understand this effect on the will.
A place where one learns with others.
One learns a new language better in its natural environment.
The rate of progress is so rapid that what one learns at school or university is always a bit out of date.
When one learns the‘art' of materialising and dematerialising….
Here in the material world,through the kind of knowledge that belongs to modern times, one learns about the lifeless.
After all, one learns from experiences.
One learns to swim by swimming, to paint by painting, to act by acting.
Further, the rate of progress is so rapid that what one learns at school or university is always a bit out of date.
One learns to know them best by letting them tell about their conditions.
In understanding these geometric patterns and vibrational energies, one learns the pure language of the cosmos and gains access to universal wisdom.
One learns to act for oneself in the spiritual world by identifying oneself with one's destiny.
Through transferring one's consciousness into the beehive,through taking on the Venus consciousness, one learns something entirely different from anything else on earth, the complete recession of the element of sex.
I believe one learns to talk well only when one has renounced life for a time.
One learns to swim by swimming, to paint by painting, to act by acting.
You can't imagine how much one learns by living alongside a cluster of religious institutes.
One learns to love the divine above all else, and, in loving God, to love one's neighbor as oneself.
In Scientology one learns to think for himself- it is a voyage of self-discovery.
Once one learns the complex mathematical language required to express his ideas, Einstein's theories are the simplest and most obvious of any in physics.
In the army one learns to be responsible so that you will be able to rely on him even if he fulfills a lowly role.
One learns to know the true nature of the I that is merely glimpsed in ordinary thought life when one becomes able to compare it with the I that can be discovered through spiritual science.
The language that one learns as one grows and one's way of thinking are inseparable from the environment in which one spends one's youth, and that environment consists of parents, siblings, and other people, events, and things around him or her.