learned in Irish
learned in Irish is léannta — learned means having extensive knowledge, gained through years of study; scholarly.
learned in Irish
léannta
Having much learning, knowledgeable, erudite; highly educated.
What does "learned" mean?
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adjective Having extensive knowledge, gained through years of study; scholarly.
"She was a learned woman who could quote poetry in four languages."
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adjective A formal, respectful term used to refer to lawyers or judges in court.
"The learned judge asked counsel to keep the questions short."
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learned in a sentence
- She was a learned woman who could quote poetry in four languages.
- The learned professor had published dozens of papers.
- The learned judge asked counsel to keep the questions short.
- I am grateful to my learned friend for raising that point.
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What is "learned" in Irish?
"learned" in Irish is léannta. learned means: Having extensive knowledge, gained through years of study; scholarly.
How do you use "learned" in a sentence?
Example: "She was a learned woman who could quote poetry in four languages." In Irish, "learned" is léannta.
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