Journey ended, lessons learned.

Meaning: This means that someone has completed a long trip or travel and has gained knowledge or skill during that journey.

Choice of Words: Journey means a long trip or travel. Ended means to come to an end or conclusion. Lessons means knowledge or skill acquired by instruction or experience. Learned means to gain knowledge or skill by instruction or experience. When you put them together, the sentence describes the completion of a long trip or travel and the acquisition of knowledge or skill during that journey.

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The trip is over, you've learned some things.

Meaning: This means the same as the first sentence. It's like saying, I went on a trip to the beach and I learned a few things about the ocean.

Choice of Words: Trip is another word for journey. Over means finished. You've is a short way of saying you have. Learned means to gain knowledge or understanding. Some things means a few things. When you put them together, "The trip is over, you've learned some things" means that the trip is finished and you have learned a few things from it.

You're done with your trip, you've gained some knowledge.

Meaning: This means the same as the first two sentences. It's like saying, I'm done with my trip to the mountains and I've gained some knowledge about hiking.

Choice of Words: Done means finished. With means in connection with or related to. Your trip means the trip you took. Gained means to get or acquire. Some knowledge means a few things you know. When you put them together, "You're done with your trip, you've gained some knowledge" means that you have finished your trip and you have learned a few things from it.

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