learned

• Descreve uma pessoa que adquiriu muito conhecimento por meio do estudo, ou algo que demonstra conhecimento profundo; também pode se referir a conhecimento obtido por estudo ou experiência, em contraste com o inato.

Describes a person who has acquired much knowledge through study, or something that shows deep knowledge.

1. Having much knowledgeB2formal

   Having or showing great knowledge or learning; scholarly.

   Erudito

   • The professor is a learned man in the field of history.
   • She gave a learned lecture on ancient philosophy.
   • His learned opinion was highly respected by his peers.

   Sinônimosacademicculturededucatederuditeintellectualknowledgeableletteredscholarly

   Antônimosignorantilliterateuneducateduninformedunlearnedunletteredunschooleduntaught

2. Acquired through studyB1formal

   Gained or developed through education or experience.

   Adquirido

   • These are learned behaviors that come from practice.
   • Her learned skills in negotiation helped her succeed.
   • The learned response to the stimulus was automatic.

   Sinônimosabsorbedacquiredcultivateddevelopedmasteredstudied

   Antônimosinherentinnateinstinctivenative

• Verbo que designa o processo de adquirir conhecimentos, habilidades ou compreensão por meio do estudo, da experiência ou do ensino.

A verb used to indicate the process of acquiring knowledge, skills, or understanding through study, experience, or instruction.

verbo irregular

1. to gain knowledgeA1formal

   to acquire knowledge or understanding of a subject or skill

   Adquirir conhecimento

   • She learned French at school.
   • I want to learn how to play the guitar.
   • He is learning about ancient history.

   Sinônimosabsorbacquireassimilategraspmasterpick upstudyunderstand

   Antônimosforgetignoreunlearn

2. to be informed ofA1formal

   to become aware of something, to find out

   Ficar sabendo

   • I just learned that she moved to London.
   • Did you learn about the meeting?
   • They learned the truth too late.

   Sinônimosascertaindiscoverfind outgatherhearpick up

3. to remember or memorizeA1formal

   to commit to memory, to retain knowledge

   Memorizar

   • He learned the poem by heart.
   • You need to learn these formulas for the exam.
   • Children learn nursery rhymes quickly.

   Sinônimosabsorbmasterretain

   Antônimosforget