learning phase

US: /ˈlɝnɪŋ ˌfeɪz/

Definition

Definition of learning phase - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

education

Rare

period of time when someone or something is actively gaining new knowledge or skills

Rare

During the learning phase, productivity may drop as employees adjust to the software.
The startup is still in its learning phase with the new technology.
Children go through a rapid learning phase in their first school year.

improvised

spontaneous

unrehearsed

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Expressions with learning

higher learning

education at university or college, often with advanced study or research

She pursued higher learning at a top university.

steep learning curve

process that requires quick learning to succeed

Starting a new job often involves a steep learning curve.

seat of learning

place known for teaching and scholarship, often with strong reputation

She dreamed of studying at a famed seat of learning.

temple of learning

institution where people go to gain knowledge

The library is a temple of learning for many students.

the torch of learning

responsibility to spread education and knowledge

Teachers hold the torch of learning in their communities.

language learning

the process of acquiring knowledge of a language

She dedicated five years to language learning.

Expressions with phase

phase out

discontinue a practice or service slowly

They will phase out the outdated policy over several months.

phase down

reduce something gradually

The company decided to phase down its use of plastic packaging..

phase in

introduce or implement something gradually in planned steps

The new system will phase in over six months.

go through a phase

undergo a short-lived behavior or interest

She went through a phase of collecting stamps.

recovery phase

period after difficulty when conditions slowly return toward normal state

During the recovery phase, the economy began to grow and unemployment decreased.

testing phase

stage in a process when something is checked to see if it works

The new app is in its testing phase before public release.

talking phase

period of getting to know someone romantically

They are in the talking phase and text every day.

in phase

adv.

at the same stage in a process

The two projects are progressing in phase.

phase-out

gradual ending of a product, service, process, or policy

The phase-out of coal plants will take several years.

two-phase

adj.

involving two distinct stages

The two-phase process was efficient for material synthesis..

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imprinting

psychology

phase-sensitive learning occurring at a specific life stage

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French:phase d'apprentissage, ...
German:Lernphase, ...
Italian:fase di apprendimento, ...
Spanish:fase de aprendizaje, ...
Portuguese:fase de aprendizagem, ...
Chinese:学习阶段, ...
Japanese:学習段階, ...
Arabic:مَرحَلَة التَّعلُّم, ...
Hebrew:שַׁלַּב הַלְּמִידָה, ...
Russian:этап обучения, ...
Ukrainian:етап навчання, ...
Hindi:सीखने का चरण, ...
Bengali:শেখার পর্যায়, ...
Catalan:fase d'aprenentatge, ...
Czech:fáze učení, ...
Danish:læringsfase, ...
Dutch:leerfase, ...
Greek:φάση μάθησης, ...
Hungarian:tanulási szakasz, ...
Khmer:ដំណាក់កាលសិក្សា, ...
Korean:학습 단계, ...
Persian:مرحله یادگیری, ...
Polish:faza nauki, ...
Portuguese (BR):fase de aprendizado, ...
Romanian:fază de învățare, ...
Swedish:inlärningsfas, ...
Thai:ช่วงเรียนรู้, ...
Turkish:öğrenme aşaması, ...
Vietnamese:giai đoạn học hỏi, ...

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