learning curve

Word family nounlearnabilitylearnednesslearnerlearninglearning curvelearning disabilityadjectivelearnablelearnedadverblearnedlyverblearn

Related topics: Education

ˈlearning curve noun [countableC]

SEthe rate at which you learn a new skill 学习曲线

Everyone in the centre has been through a very steep learning curve (=they had to learn very quickly).

该中心的每一个人都经历了强化速成的学习过程。

Examples from the Corpus

learning curve• No country can allow a government a learning curve and survive.• It is a profitable business but there is evidence of some slack time, perhaps this is a learning curve effect.• However, be prepared for a steep learning curve.• Like many new ventures, ProTech has had a steep learning curve.• But they also have a steep learning curve for the uninitiated, which is something to consider before taking the plunge.• Fans of the old Strike games will appreciate how control has been duplicated, so the learning curve is pretty short.• The ship functions are extensive but not overwhelming as in some flight simulations, so the learning curve is moderate.• The human relationships are very intense and therefore the learning curve is accelerated.

steep learning curve• Incoherence, ugliness, and a steep learning curve were indicators that a machine was powerful.• However, be prepared for a steep learning curve.• Like many new ventures, ProTech has had a steep learning curve.• But they also have a steep learning curve for the uninitiated, which is something to consider before taking the plunge.• Steve Jobs had eliminated the crank of a steep learning curve, but replaced it with a new crank-insufficient memory and storage.• And it's always meant a notoriously steep learning curve.• The sales centre has been on a very steep learning curve as to the needs of individual appointed representatives.• Everyone in the Administration Centre has been through a very steep learning curve.

From Longman Business Dictionary

learning curveˈlearning ˌcurve noun [countableC usually singular]

the rate at which you learn a new skill

Everyone in the Administration Centre has been through a very steep learning curve.

单词	learning curve
释义	learning curve Word family nounlearnabilitylearnednesslearnerlearninglearning curvelearning disabilityadjectivelearnablelearnedadverblearnedlyverblearn Related topics: Education ˈlearning curve noun [countableC] SEthe rate at which you learn a new skill 学习曲线 Everyone in the centre has been through a very steep learning curve (=they had to learn very quickly). 该中心的每一个人都经历了强化速成的学习过程。 Examples from the Corpus learning curve• No country can allow a government a learning curve and survive.• It is a profitable business but there is evidence of some slack time, perhaps this is a learning curve effect.• However, be prepared for a steep learning curve.• Like many new ventures, ProTech has had a steep learning curve.• But they also have a steep learning curve for the uninitiated, which is something to consider before taking the plunge.• Fans of the old Strike games will appreciate how control has been duplicated, so the learning curve is pretty short.• The ship functions are extensive but not overwhelming as in some flight simulations, so the learning curve is moderate.• The human relationships are very intense and therefore the learning curve is accelerated. steep learning curve• Incoherence, ugliness, and a steep learning curve were indicators that a machine was powerful.• However, be prepared for a steep learning curve.• Like many new ventures, ProTech has had a steep learning curve.• But they also have a steep learning curve for the uninitiated, which is something to consider before taking the plunge.• Steve Jobs had eliminated the crank of a steep learning curve, but replaced it with a new crank-insufficient memory and storage.• And it's always meant a notoriously steep learning curve.• The sales centre has been on a very steep learning curve as to the needs of individual appointed representatives.• Everyone in the Administration Centre has been through a very steep learning curve. From Longman Business Dictionary learning curveˈlearning ˌcurve noun [countableC usually singular] the rate at which you learn a new skill Everyone in the Administration Centre has been through a very steep learning curve.
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