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Learn more is a phrase of the verb to learn.

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To acquire new information or skill

To be told or informed about something

To come to an awareness of something

To find out or to discover through searching or studying

To learn by heart, or commit to memory

To study or do research

To learn from information given

To study or to undertake an academic course

To learn a trade or skill under the guidance of a master

To show (someone) the way

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Verb

To acquire new information or skill

acquire a knowledge of

acquire skill in

apply oneself to

become competent in

become expert in

become proficient in

become skilled at

familiarize oneself with

familiarize yourself with

gain an understanding of

get clued up about

get the point of

have lessons in

know inside out

burn midnight oil

crack the books

get the hang of

get the knack of

get the message

become proficient at

get to grips with

get the picture

absorb mentally

take something on board

learn the ropes

have knowledge of

get one's head around

get the drift of

burn the midnight oil

gain mastery of

take instruction

become familiar with

become versed in

become aware of

become conscious of

become cognizant of

develop oneself in

dedicate oneself to

get the message about

get the picture about

have an aha moment

study intensely

study intensively

learn thoroughly

gain mastery in

feel in one's bones

get the idea of

bury oneself in

get to the bottom of

pick up what someone is putting down

see the light about

wrap one's mind around

make head or tail of

get your head round

be familiar with

be au fait with

get off by heart

get into your stride

acquire the skill of

acquire the technique of

learn the art of

get up to speed

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“In this unit, students will learn everything about cellular respiration, one of the most important biochemical processes for life on Earth.”

Verb

To be told or informed about something

“I had come to learn of his affair with another woman through an anonymous friend of his.”

Verb

To come to an awareness of something

have an aha moment

get the picture

become aware of

be conscious of

get the message

get wind of the fact

get wise to the fact

become conscious of

become cognizant of

make certain of

be cognizant of

become acquainted with

know for certain

have information

have knowledge of

have experience of

become conscious of the fact that

become aware of the fact that

be aware of the fact that

be conscious of the fact that

get through one's head

become conscious

get the impression

get the impression of

feel in one's bones

have a funny feeling

catch the drift

see what's what

get the hang of

catch on to the fact

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“They would learn that the Greeks tried the experiment and found it a failure.”

Verb

To find out or to discover through searching or studying

follow the scent of

take the wraps off

lay your hand on

bring into the open

put one's finger on

discover unexpectedly

find unexpectedly

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“In time, I will learn the identity of my biological father.”

Verb

To learn by heart, or commit to memory

“Before the President addressed the nation, he had to prepare and learn his inauguration speech.”

Verb

To study or do research

crack the books

learn the ropes

“You're in school to learn, not to listen to Rock and Roll.”

Verb

To learn from information given

be led to believe

be given to understand

draw the inference

come to the conclusion

philosophise^UK

contextualise^UK

take for granted

contextualize^US

philosophize^US

take something on board

be of the opinion

have sneaking suspicion

take it as given

draw a conclusion

draw conclusions

come to understand

have a sneaking suspicion

be inclined to think

think it likely

take as gospel truth

see something coming

take something for granted

make an educated guess

take something as given

be of the opinion that

take it for granted

be under the impression

take it as read

think it likely that

reach conclusion

come to the conclusion that

form the opinion

read between lines

put two and two together

read between the lines

have a suspicion

think it probable

have a foreboding

have a sneaking feeling

harbor suspicion

figure it to be

venture a guess

take as a hypothesis

go out on a limb

form an opinion of

make a guess at

have a sneaking suspicion of

get the picture

make an estimate of

jump to a conclusion

put into perspective

calculate to be

intellectualise^UK

be lost in thought

cudgel your brains

put on thinking cap

intellectualize^US

be in a brown study

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Verb

To study or to undertake an academic course

Verb

To learn a trade or skill under the guidance of a master

become proficient

receive instruction

undergo training

Verb

To show (someone) the way

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learn off by heart

learn one's part

learn parrot-fashion

learning word for word

learning verbatim

learning to live with

learning through

learning thoroughly

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