learning

noun

OPAL WOPAL S

/ˈlɜːnɪŋ/

/ˈlɜːrnɪŋ/

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[uncountable] the process of learning something
- lifelong/adult learning
- new methods to facilitate language learning
- Field trips provide an opportunity for experiential learning.
- teaching and learning
- The school aims to provide a supportive learning environment.
- Last season was a learning experience for the team.
- The learning process is slightly different in each individual.
- A large part of children's learning takes place in the home.
see also blended learning, community language learning, distance learning, e-learning, machine learning, m-learning, mobile learning, programmed learning
Extra Examples
- student-centred learning
- The dance department's multimedia learning centre is equipped with eight laptops.
- We're trying to introduce more computer-assisted learning.
- a model for effective learning
- Effective teaching inevitably leads to effective learning.
- You should be able to facilitate learning more confidently by the end of your course.
Topics Educationa2
Oxford Collocations Dictionary
adjective
- effective
- successful
- independent
- …
verb + learning
- facilitate
- promote
learning + noun
- curve
- environment
- experience
- …
phrases
- a seat of learning
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[uncountable] knowledge that you get from reading and studying
- a woman of great learning
see also book learning
Extra Examples
- A little learning is a dangerous thing.
- Academic learning may not be seen as particularly useful in some situations.
- He is a teacher of great intellect and learning.
- This is a branch of learning that has been ignored until recently.
- institutions of higher learning
Oxford Collocations Dictionary
adjective
- great
- book
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[countable] something that you learn, especially from your experience of working on something
- We will be sharing key learnings from our project.

Word OriginOld English leornung (see learn, -ing).

单词	learning
释义	learning noun OPAL WOPAL S /ˈlɜːnɪŋ/ /ˈlɜːrnɪŋ/ jump to other results [uncountable] the process of learning something lifelong/adult learning new methods to facilitate language learning Field trips provide an opportunity for experiential learning. teaching and learning The school aims to provide a supportive learning environment. Last season was a learning experience for the team. The learning process is slightly different in each individual. A large part of children's learning takes place in the home. see also blended learning, community language learning, distance learning, e-learning, machine learning, m-learning, mobile learning, programmed learning Extra Examples student-centred learning The dance department's multimedia learning centre is equipped with eight laptops. We're trying to introduce more computer-assisted learning. a model for effective learning Effective teaching inevitably leads to effective learning. You should be able to facilitate learning more confidently by the end of your course. Topics Educationa2 Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadjective effective successful independent … verb + learning facilitate promote learning + noun curve environment experience … phrases a seat of learning See full entry [uncountable] knowledge that you get from reading and studying a woman of great learning see also book learning Extra Examples A little learning is a dangerous thing. Academic learning may not be seen as particularly useful in some situations. He is a teacher of great intellect and learning. This is a branch of learning that has been ignored until recently. institutions of higher learning Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadjective great book See full entry [countable] something that you learn, especially from your experience of working on something We will be sharing key learnings from our project. Word OriginOld English leornung (see learn, -ing).
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