learner
/ˈləːnə/
- Syllables
- 2 syllables
- Stress
- 1st syllable stress
- Vowel
- Schwa vowel
- Ending
- Final r is pronounced in US English
lear - ner -> learner
learn /lɜ:n / v
( pt, pp learnt /lɜ:nt / or learned / lɜ:nd / )
၁။ ~ (sth) (from sb/sth) သင်ယူသည်။ လေ့လာ သင်ကြား သည်။ လေ့ကျက်သည်။ သင်ခန်းစာယူသည်။ learn a foreign language ❍ learn (how) to swim / to walk / to drive ❍ learn a poem by heart (ie from memory) ❍ learn from one’s mistakes ❍ I can’t drive yet– I’m still learning. ❍ You can learn a lot from books.
၂။ ~ (of/about) sth ကြားရသည်။ သိရသည်။ သဘောပေါက်သည်။ learn that it’s no use blaming other people ❍ learn what it means to be poor ❍ I was sorry to learn of / about your illness. ❍ I never learned the name of this flower.
၃။ ( sl or joc) မှတ်ကရောကွ။ That’ll learn you (eg said when punishing sb)!
❏ learned / 'lɜ:nÇd / adj
၁။ ပညာကြီးသော။ သုတ ကြွယ် သော။ စာပေနှံ့စပ်သော။ a learned philosopher and theologian.
၂။ အတတ်ပညာရပ်နှင့် ဆိုင်သော။ ပညာရှင်များ နှင့်ဆိုင်သော။ learned journals / societies ❍ the learned professions (eg law, medicine).
၃။ (Brit law ) ဥပဒေ အကျိုးဆောင် အချင်းချင်းခေါ်ဝေါ်သော အာလုပ်စကား။ my learned friend.
❏ learner n ပညာသင်။ အသင်။ a quick / slow learner ❍ I’m still only a learner, so don’t expect too much. ❍ a learner driver.
❏ learning n [U] သညာ။ a woman of great learning.
❏ learn one’s lesson [IDM ] တစ်ခါသေဖူး ပျဉ်ဖိုးနားလည်။ I’ll never do that again – I’ve learned my lesson!
- A bright girl who is already learning the alphabet
- What did you learn at school today?
- Research into how children learn
- We’re learning fractions in maths this week.
- I’m learning a lot of new computer skills in this job.
- [learn to do something] : The children are learning to swim this summer.
- [learn how to do something] : I want to learn how to dive.
- Your homework is to learn the periodic table.
- [learn something by heart] : It didn’t take her long to learn her lines by heart.
- [learn something by rote] : Facts learned by rote
- Stereotypes that are learned at an early age
- Children mainly learn by copying adults.
- [learn (how) to do something] : You have to learn to be more patient.
- She’ll go to great lengths to keep you from learning her secrets.
- [learn about/of] : We didn’t learn about the situation until it was too late.
- [learn (that)] : We were distressed to learn that American troops were the targets of the attack.
- His girlfriend’s left him again. Some people never learn, do they?
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