transitive. To acquire knowledge of (a subject) or skill in (an art, etc.) as a result of study, experience, or teaching. Const. from, of (archaic)…

transitive. To take into the mind (or sense). To receive by instruction; to learn.

To learn, acquire knowledge of (something); to study, read (a book); to learn to do something. Also with clause as object.

transitive. To be or have become conversant with (a body of facts, principles, a method of action, etc.), esp. through instruction, study, or…

gen. To learn, gain practical acquaintance with. Also absol. (The earliest use in English; cf. French apprendre.) Obsolete.

transitive. To acquire (knowledge, etc.) by study or experience.

Const. on (the matter studied). Obsolete.

transitive. Cf. to take out 5 at phrasal verbs 1. To learn (a lesson). Obsolete.

transitive. Cf. to take forth 3a at phrasal verbs 1. To learn (a lesson). Obsolete.