| 单词 | learned |
| 释义 | learned (once / 54 pages) adj If you're learned (pronounced LUR-ned), you're highly educated, or you have or show a profound knowledge of some kind. The adjective learned comes from the verb learn. You can use it either to describe someone as having a lot of education, like the learned shopkeeper who used to tell you about the Trojan War while you picked out your candy, or to describe something that doesn't come naturally, but has to be learned (in which case it's pronounced LURND). If you reward your dog when she howls, then her howling will become a learned (LURND) behavior. WORD FAMILYlearned: learneder, learnedest, learnedly, learnedness+/learn: learned, learner, learning, learns, learnt, relearn, unlearn/learner: learners/learning: learnings/relearn: relearned, relearning, relearns/unlearn: unlearned, unlearning, unlearns, unlearnt/unlearned: unlearnedly USAGE EXAMPLESAnd maybe there’s a lesson to be learned here: to move outside myself, to move beyond nausea; to focus on the other, not on self. Washington Post(Dec 29, 2016) Hagar said she’s learned from the gongs that she doesn’t need to travel far, or find a guru, in order to heal. Washington Times(Jan 03, 2017) But after two rounds of chemotherapy, Graf learned in July that the powerful drugs weren’t working. Washington Times(Jan 03, 2017) 1adj having or showing profound knowledge a learned jurist Syn erudite scholarly characteristic of scholars or scholarship 2adj highly educated; having extensive information or understanding Syn knowing, knowledgeable, lettered, well-educated, well-read educated possessing an education (especially having more than average knowledge) 3adj established by conditioning or learning Syn|Ant conditioned innate, unconditioned, unlearned not established by conditioning or learning naiveinexperienced |
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