to be learned造句

All idioms must be learned; good idioms need to be learned only once.

But today is different, something has to be learned.

There is a lifetime of incisions to be learned here.

Moderation has to be learned; it's not a natural trait.

The key observation about idioms is that although they must be learned, they are very easy to learn, and good ones need to be learned only once.

Another lesson to be learned, to continue using my oceanographic metaphor.

Dai-yu had a salutary tendency to find lessons to be learned from their conversations.

First, lessons need to be learned from regional experiments with trading.

We all make mistakes all of which are valuable lessons to be learned.

There are various teaching techniques that have to be learned before one can teaches well.

Isn't there, he asked, more to be learned in studying others?

People who very much to be learned in books; this point enough to be considered for literature praise.

He managed to recover the contents of both websites, but what lessons are to be learned from this event?

If lessons are to be learned from Rio's tragedy, the place to look is not in the clouds.

For instance, learners who fail to pay attention will never receive the information to be learned in the first place.

The aggregate of human knowledge, as compared with what is to be learned, is a mere nullity.

The analytical investigation of nonlinear creep crack growth is in its infancy and much remains to be learned and done .

Are there lessons to be learned from the smallpox eradication campaign that can be applied to efforts under way to fight the influenza a (H1N1) pandemic?

However, other Washington observers lament that the lessons of failure in the Middle East have yet to be learned.

The supreme desire of my heart is not to be learned, rich, famous, powerful or "good", but simply to be radiant1.

This is one of those areas where I can't be super helpful, because I don't have a process to be learned from or imitated.

Haq said it was too early to determine if there are any connections to, or lessons to be learned from, the latest attack.

He teaches them how to read and how to think, so, much more is to be learned outside school by the students themselves.

Much remains to be learned about the secret lives of these elusive animals, and every new discovery helps scientists in their battle to save this species.

There's still one lesson to be learned from the crisis – we all need to better understand the thinking of the other side.

So now you know what NOT to do when sending out resumes, but there are some equally important lessons to be learned when you're sending out e-mails.

Relating to or being the study of cause and effect in historical or political events with emphasis on the practical lessons to be learned from them.

Referring to a dilemma, she noted that such efforts have already yielded important clues at the scientific, clinical, and epidemiological levels, though much remains to be learned.

There is no part of life that does not contain its lessons. If you are alive, there are lessons to be learned.

Fortunately, there is much to be learned from tackling a more modest goal, that of building simple artificial cells, beginning with their walls.

On the whole, the learners did better in the unmarked meanings and functions than the marked ones, suggesting that the unmarked is easier to be learned.

Being the "Middle Kingdom", China was at the center of the world — needing nothing from anyone, with nothing to be learned from those "barbarians".

This kind of management model is worth to be learned by the petroleum development industry of our country, especially the management of developing acid gas reservoir.

This can be valuable in explaining the software to non-developers or it could be useful documentation for when a software design needs to be learned by others and modified later.

First, you should set goals with your manager and discuss the skills that need to be learned and the steps that need to be taken to achieve said goals.

But I think that if there is a lesson to be learned in this article, it's that we really need to take the time to analyze how we're spending the bulk of our waking time.

Much remains to be learned, though, about whether and to what extent video-induced thinking improvements aid other skills, such as pilots’ ability to land airplanes in challenging conditions.

The thinking of unusual sports marketing, the spirit of daring to take the first step and the highly social responsibility are deserved to be learned by sports marketing enterprises.

Negotiation with people without friction is a major topic to be learned. Do a little more, and the opportunity will follow. People who serve the most are the richest. The road of service can lead to a happy city.

Then, even if the past is brought up, people won't differ significantly in their views. They will stick to talking over the content of the resolution and the lessons to be learned from past experience.

You can't let all people like you, but you can reduce the reasons why others hate you. Negotiation with people without friction is a major topic to be learned.

The lesson to be learned from the present case is that a transient plasma cell dyscrasia may present like multiple myeloma in the setting of heavy immunosuppression after organ transplantation.

老师调侃他，你以后怎么办呢，看能不能给她当当门卫什么的，全班哄堂大笑。