learning in Latin
learning in Latin is doctrina — learning means the process of gaining knowledge or skill.
learning in Latin
doctrina
What does "learning" mean?
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noun The process of gaining knowledge or skill.
"Online learning lets me study in the evenings after work."
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noun Knowledge that has been built up, especially through formal study.
"The professor was a man of great learning who read several ancient languages."
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learning in a sentence
- Online learning lets me study in the evenings after work.
- Learning to swim as an adult was scary but rewarding.
- The professor was a man of great learning who read several ancient languages.
- Her learning, gained over many years at university, impressed everyone.
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What is "learning" in Latin?
"learning" in Latin is doctrina. learning means: The process of gaining knowledge or skill.
How do you use "learning" in a sentence?
Example: "Online learning lets me study in the evenings after work." In Latin, "learning" is doctrina.
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