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в PONS речника

английски
английски
немски
немски

edu·cat·ed [ˈeʤʊkeɪtɪd, Am -t̬-] ПРИЛ

1. educated (schooled):

educated
highly educated

2. educated (cultivated):

educated

edu·cat·ed ˈguess СЪЩ

educated guess
to make an educated guess

self-ˈedu·cat·ed ПРИЛ inv

self-educated
he's self-educated
self-educated person
Autodidakt(in) м (f) <-en, -en>

well-ˈedu·cat·ed ПРИЛ

well-educated

edu·cate [ˈeʤʊkeɪt] ГЛАГ прх

1. educate (teach knowledge):

to be educated at Oxford

2. educate (enlighten):

to educate sb about [or in][or on] sth
jdn über etw вин aufklären

3. educate rare (bring up):

re-edu·cate [ˌri:ˈedʒʊkeɪt] ГЛАГ прх

немски
немски
английски
английски
half-educated
educated person
self-educated person
Bildungsbürgertum ср СОЦИОЛ
educated middle-class

"География"

educate ГЛАГ

Present
Ieducate
youeducate
he/she/iteducates
weeducate
youeducate
theyeducate
Past
Ieducated
youeducated
he/she/iteducated
weeducated
youeducated
theyeducated
Present Perfect
Ihaveeducated
youhaveeducated
he/she/ithaseducated
wehaveeducated
youhaveeducated
theyhaveeducated
Past Perfect
Ihadeducated
youhadeducated
he/she/ithadeducated
wehadeducated
youhadeducated
theyhadeducated

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No educated scientist of the time was willing to hold that electricity was not a fluid.
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The district has the third least educated residents and their income is below average.
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Membership is primarily for college educated women, but not all members have attended college.
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The site is designed to educated and entertain.
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Elsewhere, velarization is common, though alveolar /n/ can appear among some educated speakers, especially in the media or in singing.
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Примери от интернет (не са проверени от PONS редакцията)

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According to a study by the Duisburg Institute for Work, Skills and Training, 28 per cent of them are highly educated, but their qualifications are not recognised.
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28 Prozent von ihnen sind nach einer Studie des „Duisburger Instituts Arbeit und Qualifikation“ hoch gebildet.