Sentence examples for learning the term from inspiring English sources

He left a year later for Ōsaka to learn Dutch, since that was the language then needed to access rangaku ("Dutch learning")—the term the Japanese used to describe Western knowledge and science in the years when the Dutch were the only Westerners with access to Japan, before the country was opened to the West in the mid-19th century.

After one experience, and before even learning the term "escalator," she might form a new concept and quickly recognize it later.

If you follow military rivalries in East Asia, start by learning the term "first island chain". That term refers to the Kuril Islands of Russia, the Japanese archipelago, Taiwan, the northern Philippines and Borneo.

For many transit workers, however, the relief at not being on strike turned to anger on learning the terms of the agreement.

My study of mortgage disclosures, published in the Ohio State Law Journal, found that many borrowers spent little time reading the final loan disclosures and rarely, if ever, backed out of loans upon learning the terms.

In its first few races it's learning the terms of a new game.

Learning the terms to manage your money.

We didn't learn the term until midway through our week on Elbow Cay.