learn
For the verb: "to learn"
| Simple Past: | learned, learnt |
| Past Participle: | learned, learnt |
Concise Oxford English Dictionary © 2008 Oxford University Press:
learn/lɜːn/
▶verb (past and past part. learned or chiefly Brit. learnt)
- 1 acquire knowledge of or skill in (something) through study or experience or by being taught.
■ commit to memory.
■ become aware of by information or from observation.
- 2 archaic or dialect teach.
– derivatives
learnability noun,
learnable adjective,
learner noun.
learnability noun,
learnable adjective,
learner noun.
'learn' also found in these Oxford entries:
acquire
- apprentice
- apprise
- apt
- clever
- con
- cross-train
- curiosity
- curious
- disciple
- docile
- explore
- gen
- hang
- heuristic
- keep
- larn
- line
- lore
- mathematical
- memorize
- mug
- music
- opsimath
- pick
- recognize
- relearn
- retrain
- slow
- study
- Talmud
- teach
- upskill

