Know and To learn

Know

Know verb - To have a practical understanding of.

To learn and know are semantically related. In some cases you can replace phrase "To learn" with "Know", this terms are similar.

Nearby Words: knowing, known

To learn

Definitions of Know not found.

Know and to learn are semantically related. You can use "Know" instead a verb phrase "To learn".

Both terms in one sentence

  • Healers gain EXP for healing in every game except the first one... But they still only gain Mana from knocking out an enemy, and Mana is needed to increase the area of spells they know and to learn new spells.
  • Film / Pan's Labyrinth Not only did he need to learn Ofelia's lines so he would know when to speak, but he couldn't hear the actress because the servos in the costume were so loud.
  • Literature / The Inkworld Trilogy Meaningful Echo: In Inkheart: "I don't know much about killing, and I'm not about to learn for you." In Inkdeath: "I don't know much about killing, but for you I'd learn." Said by Dustfinger.
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