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1 learning
learning [ˈlɜ:nɪŋ]1. nouna. ( = fund of knowledge) érudition fb. ( = act) apprentissage m2. compounds• we're on a steep learning curve nous devons apprendre très vite ► learning difficulties, learning disabilities plural noun (in adults) difficultés fpl d'apprentissage ; (in children) difficultés fpl scolaires* * *['lɜːnɪŋ]1) ( erudition) érudition f2) ( process) apprentissage m••a little learning is a dangerous thing — Prov il est dangereux de jouer aux experts
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2 learning
learning ['lɜ:nɪŋ](a) (erudition) érudition f, savoir m;∎ a man of great learning (in sciences) un grand savant; (in arts) un homme d'une grande érudition ou culture∎ language learning l'étude f ou l'apprentissage m des langues;∎ adults/children with learning difficulties adultes mpl/enfants mpl qui ont des difficultés d'apprentissage►► learning capacity capacités fpl d'apprentissage;learning curve courbe f d'assimilation;∎ it was a steep learning curve l'apprentissage a été difficile;American learning disability difficultés fpl d'apprentissage;learning support = soutien scolaire pour les enfants ayant des difficultés d'apprentissage -
3 learning
learning n1 ( erudition) érudition f ; the amount of learning in that book is phenomenal le niveau d'érudition de ce livre est phénoménal ; to wear one's learning lightly ne pas faire étalage de son érudition ;a little learning is a dangerous thing Prov il est dangereux de jouer aux experts. -
4 learning
noun (knowledge which has been gained by learning: The professor was a man of great learning.) savoir -
5 learning
1) apprentissage; étude2) savoir; éruditionEnglish-French dictionary of law, politics, economics & finance > learning
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6 learning difficulties
learning difficulties npl children with learning difficulties enfants mfpl avec des difficultés scolaires, enfants mpl en grande difficulté ; adults with learning difficulties adultes mfpl avec des difficultés d'apprentissage. -
7 learning-disabled
∎ American to be learning-disabled avoir des difficultés d'apprentissageUn panorama unique de l'anglais et du français > learning-disabled
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8 learning curve
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9 learning disability
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10 learning disabled child
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11 learning process
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12 learning resources centre
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13 learning support teacher
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14 learning curve
courbe f d'assimilationAs a result, the company became an early adopter of Microsoft's recently-launched.NET platform and in just three months, fortified its comprehensive content repository with a technical backbone designed to maximize content delivery and services. Following a short learning curve, HealthGate optimized its architecture with the.NET technology and transformed more than 20,000 files into validated, well-formed XML.
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15 learning by doing
Trav. apprentissage par la pratique; formation en cours d'emploi; fam. formation "sur le tas"English-French dictionary of law, politics, economics & finance > learning by doing
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16 learning software
Inf. [duc.] logiciel éducatif (ou d'apprentissage); didacticielEnglish-French dictionary of law, politics, economics & finance > learning software
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17 learning difficulties
plural noun ( of schoolchildren) difficultés fpl scolaires; ( of adults) difficultés fpl d'apprentissage -
18 learning disability
noun US School difficultés fpl scolaires -
19 learning, ability
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20 learning, disability
difficulté f d'apprentissage
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