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UNLEARN - traducción al árabe
WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
Unlearn (disambiguation)
UNLEARN
الفعل
طرح فكرة; نسى
unlearn
فِعْل : يَطَّرِح فكرةً أو عادةً
unlearn
نسى
Definición
unlearn
(unlearns, unlearning, unlearned)
Note: in BRIT, also use 'unlearnt'
If you unlearn something that you have learned, you try to forget it or ignore it, often because it is wrong or it is having a bad influence on you.
They learn new roles and unlearn old ones...
Before you know it, you will have unlearned the debt habit.
? learn
VERB: V n, V n
Wikipedia
Unlearn
Unlearn may refer to:
- Unlearn, an album and its title track by Griffen Palmer, 2023
- Unlearn, an album and its title track by the band Psykosonik
- Unlearn, an album by Youngblood Brass Band
- "Unlearn", a song by Reks from his album REBELutionary
Ejemplos de uso de UNLEARN
1. You often find in the course of chess development that you have to unlearn what you have already learned.
2. I chatted with Graham by phone on Tuesday (as it happens, before the polls had closed in Georgia) and Graham suggested that his party needs to unlearn some of the lessons supposedly taught six years ago by his state‘s primary.
3. Now Raj’s men – all ex–sainiks of the Sena’s youth wing – must quickly and obediently unlearn the militant youth activism they practised for years. «This year we’ll ignore Valentine’s Day,» says ex–sainik Tushar Aphale (35) formerly from the Sena’s youth wing in Bandra. «Raj has instructed us not to oppose Valentine’s Day but promote Marathi culture.
4. School–children will have to unlearn the little mnemonics they have been taught (my favourite is My Very Everloving Mother Just Sent Us Nine Pies) and Earth‘s astrologers will be sent into as yet unplumbed depths of confusion, frantically redrawing their charts to take into account the lack of this planet.
5. In the meantime it may need to learn some of the awkward lessons about policing and consent that Britain picked up in the 1'80s and 1''0s, and which some Conservative politicians, in their complaints about police form–filling and political correctness, seem to want to unlearn. david.aaronovitch@thetimes.co.uk