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Significats de educate en anglès

portuguès
civilizar
català
civilitzar
espanyol
civilizar

Teach or refine to be discriminative in taste or judgment.

civilitzar
portuguès
treinar
català
formar

To teach by training.

formar
Ús de educate en anglès
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Public health initiatives should educate children and adolescents regarding balanced food choices.
Pubmed
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Local democracy education in Northland schools would help educate the younger generation.
Radio NZ
3
Therefore, it is necessary to educate patients and families who visit hospitals.
Pubmed
4
Individuals need to educate themselves, talk to politicians and vote, Kelman added.
Reuters
5
How do we educate the young about animals, the environment and us?
The South African
6
We believe it's the only way to educate and make real change.
Feminist dot com
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This industry is always expanding and evolving, so continue to educate yourself.
Ebony
8
Again, an expert comment would solve the problem and educate us all.
The Irish Times
9
Put peace men in power; educate the editors and statesmen to responsibility.
Memories and Studies
10
We can group content into four categories: entertain, inspire, educate and convince.
The Guardian
11
It's our job as parents to educate them and help them understand.
Wired
12
The province of the University is to educate citizenship in the abstract.
"'Tis Sixty Years Since" / Address of Charles Francis Adams; Fou...
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That's completely against zoos' supposed purpose to educate people about wild animals.
The Guardian
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That's not the case, we're here to help people and educate them.
Radio NZ
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Some say it's your responsibility to educate your relatives across the aisle.
Wired
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And he took every opportunity to educate us about difficult, complex topics.
Feminist dot com
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Educate a través del temps
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