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educate English

Meaning educate meaning

What does educate mean?
Definitions in simple English

educate Verb

— When you educate someone, you instruct them; teach; train. He was educated in the public school system.

educate

— verb give an education to We must educate our youngsters better — verb (= train, develop) create by training and teaching The old master is training world-class violinists we develop the leaders for the future — verb (= school, train, cultivate) teach or refine to be discriminative in taste or judgment Cultivate your musical taste Train your tastebuds She is well schooled in poetry

Synonyms educate synonyms

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educate English » English

teach train instruct bring up raise breed civilize rear cultivate enlighten school develop prepare refine nurture humanize tutor tame guide drill coach civilise grow ground discipline preach lecture keep inform foster exercise establish edify direct break in work out wise up vegetate urge transact training to raise till teaching support study stock sophisticate soften socialize

Topics educate topics

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Language and thought

Teach

Conjugation educate conjugation

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educate · verb

Examples educate examples

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Simple sentences

Children try to educate their parents as best they can.
You must educate your tongue to distinguish good coffee from bad.
Nothing will determine our success as a nation in the 21st century more than how well we educate our kids.
How should we educate our sons?
Those who have no children educate them well.

Movie subtitles

To educate them, bathe, put to sleep.
And you must educate yourselves for this.
And then these two institutions will equally educate the German man. and, therefore, strengthen and carry on their shoulders. the German State, the German Reich.!
A man of great delicacy educate you in Paris and myself I would change quickly, you will see.
Boys of all creeds, kinds and positions to educate them in American ideals and to promote mutual understanding and to bring about a healthful life to the youth of this beautiful land.
We need to educate them a little.
You'll be doing me a great favor when you begin to educate the local girls, Sister.
But since you can't educate him properly, we send him to the farm-school.
She needs me to educate her.
Since 5 years you're trying to educate me. I'm taking care that our home don't become a roughhouse!
You will tell me which ladies are most like Europeans and educate them in European customs and manner for presentation.
You only issue commands, while I try to educate the girls.
I could educate them.
That it should educate people or inspire them.
More, I can - I can educate her, refine her to a great lady.
Well, let the hotel educate him.
My zing, don't they educate women up North? She's just plain ignorant.
We'll have to educate her.
And it's taken me two years to educate himself where to put his hands on things.
We'll educate each other.
I want to send her to America. I want to educate her.
I'm really travelling to educate my son.
I've got to educate her. To transform her.
Educate me, darl.
So you, mem, shall choose most beautiful women of harem and dress and educate same in European custom for presentation.
My uncle worked in the sweat, To educate you alone.
I hoped to educate my boy, but it was not to be.
We will educate him.
Don't try to educate me!
You can either corrupt or educate thousands of souls.
All your life you sweat, trying to educate children, sowing the seeds of knowledge in their minds.
Tomorrow you'll be called to educate children.
You can't educate and perform so exquisitely a civil duty. without honesty and sense of responsibility.
Let whitey educate his own women.
Watch your tongue! Anyway, if you want to educate the girl, then take her.
Do you want to educate yourself like Lenin commanded?

News and current affairs

On the contrary, the feminism expressed by women such as these Afghani heroines should educate us in the West about our own shortcomings.
Intelligence services can educate the public, explaining the origins of the alienation that underpins terrorism, how radicalization and recruitment occur, and highlight terrorists' goals, methods, and targeting strategies.
Because vaccines are useless if parents refuse to give them to their children, a big part of my job is to collaborate with health workers, community leaders, school teachers, and local political figures to educate parents about vaccines.
International support could help educate 40,000 Afghans each year in urgently needed fields, such as engineering, management, agriculture, law, and economics.
The world's poorest would be able to feed and educate their children better and become healthier.
They also tend to vote at higher rates, engage in more civic activities, commit fewer crimes, educate their children better, and get sick less frequently by adopting healthier lifestyles.
Finally, all European countries could redouble their efforts to educate and train their residents for the digital era.
Just as Facebook has educated people, clumsily, about privacy controls, so marketers must educate people, ideally more elegantly, about tracking controls.
Their leaders should speak out publicly and repeatedly against the disease, helping educate their people about how to reduce risky behavior.
Until that time, village level democracy will continue to inform and educate individual rural Chinese on the fundamental aspects of participatory government.
But some leaders see moral obligations beyond their immediate group and educate their followers.
It may be expensive to educate a child, but it is far more expensive to a society to leave a child without education.
They must develop a cadre of professionals with a sophisticated understanding of risk management, and must work to educate their members in the financial subtleties of their specific circumstances.
They must also better understand the nature of the contextual intelligence they will need to educate their hunches and sustain strategies of smart power.
For example, while endlessly worrying about the existence of dangerous material online, we could do more to educate our youth in the critical thinking skills needed to dismiss such content.
To facilitate implementation, the EU and its member states could initiate a campaign to educate the public about the benefits of a more supple and responsive immigration system.
Still others are required to educate and promote better hygiene in camps and communities.
The Chinese myth of success was the bright peasant boy whose village clubbed together to educate him and whose subsequent success resulted in the elevation of all who had helped him on his way into the civil service.
Legislators need to educate themselves - and the public - and exercise more oversight.
Many countries with histories of colonialism and other forms of tyranny, as well as countries without abundant natural resources, have chosen to educate women and grant them legal rights.

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