Definition of learner in English:

learner

noun ˈləːnəˈlərnər

1A person who is learning a subject or skill.
（课目，技能）学习者
a fast learner
学得快的人。
Example sentencesExamples
- What is then the purpose of learners studying nine subjects?
- One of the main issues which tortures learners of the language is the fact that we as Gaels are so unwilling to continue speaking our own language when we realise that the person we are speaking to is not completely fluent.
- The old egalitarian idea that fast learners would pull slow learners along with them was not just unfair; it was mistaken and horribly wasteful.
- And these are not slow learners trying to catch up with their classmates but talented pupils eager to extend their breadth of knowledge about their chosen subject.
- You would find that there isn't much, if any, difference in the amount recalled by the fast learners versus the slow learners.
- Every test will inevitably measure both what the learner knows about the particular subject matter and the learner's proficiency in the particular language.
- After acquiring the basic skills, the learners are made to write down their life experiences and aspirations and what they have gained from the programme.
- One of the tallest barriers to improving mature learners ' skills is simply stepping back into a classroom, whether that is a library reading group or a pub language class.
- And then there is a whole category of students who are slow learners.
- For a learner to acquire skills in a foreign language, correctness of speech in his mother tongue should be taught.
- Surround those slow learners with fast learners who understand how to promote their creative ideas.
- Besides displaying one's own skills, the learner also has to train a few students in the group to qualify for an advanced certificate on diving.
- Mere emphasis on theory would ultimately lead to an aversion in the learners towards the subject.
- Slow learners and late starters have, over time, proven just the opposite.
- Just as you cannot hide from the learner, so the learner's knowledge, skills, and attitudes will become apparent to you.
- The section on writing skills helps the learner write the alphabet, while describing how to pronounce each of the alphabets.
- I was always regarded as a slow learner, but if I was interested in a subject, I believe I could keep pace with any of my schoolmates.
- To get the best out of their learning experience, learners need basic computer skills, support, and guidance.
- I repeated it easily; I'd always been a fast learner with languages.
- Members of a class do not move forward uniformly, and the varying rates of fast, average, and slow learners may pose problems for teacher and students.
Synonyms
beginner, trainee, apprentice, pupil, student, mentee, novice, newcomer, starter, probationer, tyro, fledgling, fresher, freshman, freshwoman, neophyte, initiate, new recruit, raw recruit, new boy/girl
North American tenderfoot, novitiate
informal newbie
North American informal greenhorn, rookie
1. 1.1 A person who is learning to drive a motor vehicle and has not yet passed a driving test.
  （未取得驾照的）学驾驶者
  Example sentencesExamples
  From 1 July 2007, the second stage will require learner drivers to gain at least 120 hours driving experience.
  Police have charged a learner driver they say reached speeds of almost 200 kph on the Hume Highway in southern NSW.
  With changes to Queensland's licensing system from July 1 2007, parents are being urged to help their learner drivers clock up the required 100 hours of supervised practice.
  The learner driver must be insured to drive the vehicle.
  The University of Nottingham has developed a driving simulator and are looking for 200 learner drivers to help them test it.
  Beijingers are required to spend at least 58 hours of training to get a licence, but learner drivers are not allowed to learn on the roads themselves.
  A new survey has discovered the top ten reasons why a learner driver may fail to pass their test, with incorrect observation at junctions coming in first place.
  If you're a learner driver over 25 years of age, you're not required to complete the logbook.
  In fact, it's a good idea if a learner driver receives professional driving instructions.
  A learner driver has been caught drink-driving with seven passengers in a van on the NSW north coast, police say.
  None of the group, aged 17 to 20, held a full licence, which is required to supervise a learner driver.
  You should be aware that learner drivers under supervision have a very low involvement in crashes.

Rhymes

Annapurna, burner, discerner, earner, Myrna, Smyrna, spurner, taverna, turner, Verner, Werner, yearner

Definition of learner in US English:

learner

nounˈlərnərˈlərnər

A person who is learning a subject or skill.
（课目，技能）学习者
a fast learner
学得快的人。
Example sentencesExamples
- You would find that there isn't much, if any, difference in the amount recalled by the fast learners versus the slow learners.
- And then there is a whole category of students who are slow learners.
- Slow learners and late starters have, over time, proven just the opposite.
- After acquiring the basic skills, the learners are made to write down their life experiences and aspirations and what they have gained from the programme.
- Every test will inevitably measure both what the learner knows about the particular subject matter and the learner's proficiency in the particular language.
- Surround those slow learners with fast learners who understand how to promote their creative ideas.
- The old egalitarian idea that fast learners would pull slow learners along with them was not just unfair; it was mistaken and horribly wasteful.
- One of the tallest barriers to improving mature learners ' skills is simply stepping back into a classroom, whether that is a library reading group or a pub language class.
- Just as you cannot hide from the learner, so the learner's knowledge, skills, and attitudes will become apparent to you.
- The section on writing skills helps the learner write the alphabet, while describing how to pronounce each of the alphabets.
- I was always regarded as a slow learner, but if I was interested in a subject, I believe I could keep pace with any of my schoolmates.
- Members of a class do not move forward uniformly, and the varying rates of fast, average, and slow learners may pose problems for teacher and students.
- To get the best out of their learning experience, learners need basic computer skills, support, and guidance.
- And these are not slow learners trying to catch up with their classmates but talented pupils eager to extend their breadth of knowledge about their chosen subject.
- Besides displaying one's own skills, the learner also has to train a few students in the group to qualify for an advanced certificate on diving.
- I repeated it easily; I'd always been a fast learner with languages.
- One of the main issues which tortures learners of the language is the fact that we as Gaels are so unwilling to continue speaking our own language when we realise that the person we are speaking to is not completely fluent.
- For a learner to acquire skills in a foreign language, correctness of speech in his mother tongue should be taught.
- What is then the purpose of learners studying nine subjects?
- Mere emphasis on theory would ultimately lead to an aversion in the learners towards the subject.
Synonyms
beginner, trainee, apprentice, pupil, student, mentee, novice, newcomer, starter, probationer, tyro, fledgling, fresher, freshman, freshwoman, neophyte, initiate, new recruit, raw recruit, new boy, new girl

词汇	learner
释义	Definition of learner in English: learner noun ˈləːnəˈlərnər 1A person who is learning a subject or skill. （课目，技能）学习者 a fast learner 学得快的人。 Example sentencesExamples What is then the purpose of learners studying nine subjects? One of the main issues which tortures learners of the language is the fact that we as Gaels are so unwilling to continue speaking our own language when we realise that the person we are speaking to is not completely fluent. The old egalitarian idea that fast learners would pull slow learners along with them was not just unfair; it was mistaken and horribly wasteful. And these are not slow learners trying to catch up with their classmates but talented pupils eager to extend their breadth of knowledge about their chosen subject. You would find that there isn't much, if any, difference in the amount recalled by the fast learners versus the slow learners. Every test will inevitably measure both what the learner knows about the particular subject matter and the learner's proficiency in the particular language. After acquiring the basic skills, the learners are made to write down their life experiences and aspirations and what they have gained from the programme. One of the tallest barriers to improving mature learners ' skills is simply stepping back into a classroom, whether that is a library reading group or a pub language class. And then there is a whole category of students who are slow learners. For a learner to acquire skills in a foreign language, correctness of speech in his mother tongue should be taught. Surround those slow learners with fast learners who understand how to promote their creative ideas. Besides displaying one's own skills, the learner also has to train a few students in the group to qualify for an advanced certificate on diving. Mere emphasis on theory would ultimately lead to an aversion in the learners towards the subject. Slow learners and late starters have, over time, proven just the opposite. Just as you cannot hide from the learner, so the learner's knowledge, skills, and attitudes will become apparent to you. The section on writing skills helps the learner write the alphabet, while describing how to pronounce each of the alphabets. I was always regarded as a slow learner, but if I was interested in a subject, I believe I could keep pace with any of my schoolmates. To get the best out of their learning experience, learners need basic computer skills, support, and guidance. I repeated it easily; I'd always been a fast learner with languages. Members of a class do not move forward uniformly, and the varying rates of fast, average, and slow learners may pose problems for teacher and students. Synonyms beginner, trainee, apprentice, pupil, student, mentee, novice, newcomer, starter, probationer, tyro, fledgling, fresher, freshman, freshwoman, neophyte, initiate, new recruit, raw recruit, new boy/girl North American tenderfoot, novitiate informal newbie North American informal greenhorn, rookie 1.1 A person who is learning to drive a motor vehicle and has not yet passed a driving test. （未取得驾照的）学驾驶者 Example sentencesExamples From 1 July 2007, the second stage will require learner drivers to gain at least 120 hours driving experience. Police have charged a learner driver they say reached speeds of almost 200 kph on the Hume Highway in southern NSW. With changes to Queensland's licensing system from July 1 2007, parents are being urged to help their learner drivers clock up the required 100 hours of supervised practice. The learner driver must be insured to drive the vehicle. The University of Nottingham has developed a driving simulator and are looking for 200 learner drivers to help them test it. Beijingers are required to spend at least 58 hours of training to get a licence, but learner drivers are not allowed to learn on the roads themselves. A new survey has discovered the top ten reasons why a learner driver may fail to pass their test, with incorrect observation at junctions coming in first place. If you're a learner driver over 25 years of age, you're not required to complete the logbook. In fact, it's a good idea if a learner driver receives professional driving instructions. A learner driver has been caught drink-driving with seven passengers in a van on the NSW north coast, police say. None of the group, aged 17 to 20, held a full licence, which is required to supervise a learner driver. You should be aware that learner drivers under supervision have a very low involvement in crashes. Rhymes Annapurna, burner, discerner, earner, Myrna, Smyrna, spurner, taverna, turner, Verner, Werner, yearner Definition of learner in US English: learner nounˈlərnərˈlərnər A person who is learning a subject or skill. （课目，技能）学习者 a fast learner 学得快的人。 Example sentencesExamples You would find that there isn't much, if any, difference in the amount recalled by the fast learners versus the slow learners. And then there is a whole category of students who are slow learners. Slow learners and late starters have, over time, proven just the opposite. After acquiring the basic skills, the learners are made to write down their life experiences and aspirations and what they have gained from the programme. Every test will inevitably measure both what the learner knows about the particular subject matter and the learner's proficiency in the particular language. Surround those slow learners with fast learners who understand how to promote their creative ideas. The old egalitarian idea that fast learners would pull slow learners along with them was not just unfair; it was mistaken and horribly wasteful. One of the tallest barriers to improving mature learners ' skills is simply stepping back into a classroom, whether that is a library reading group or a pub language class. Just as you cannot hide from the learner, so the learner's knowledge, skills, and attitudes will become apparent to you. The section on writing skills helps the learner write the alphabet, while describing how to pronounce each of the alphabets. I was always regarded as a slow learner, but if I was interested in a subject, I believe I could keep pace with any of my schoolmates. Members of a class do not move forward uniformly, and the varying rates of fast, average, and slow learners may pose problems for teacher and students. To get the best out of their learning experience, learners need basic computer skills, support, and guidance. And these are not slow learners trying to catch up with their classmates but talented pupils eager to extend their breadth of knowledge about their chosen subject. Besides displaying one's own skills, the learner also has to train a few students in the group to qualify for an advanced certificate on diving. I repeated it easily; I'd always been a fast learner with languages. One of the main issues which tortures learners of the language is the fact that we as Gaels are so unwilling to continue speaking our own language when we realise that the person we are speaking to is not completely fluent. For a learner to acquire skills in a foreign language, correctness of speech in his mother tongue should be taught. What is then the purpose of learners studying nine subjects? Mere emphasis on theory would ultimately lead to an aversion in the learners towards the subject. Synonyms beginner, trainee, apprentice, pupil, student, mentee, novice, newcomer, starter, probationer, tyro, fledgling, fresher, freshman, freshwoman, neophyte, initiate, new recruit, raw recruit, new boy, new girl
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