Synonym: direct, enlighten, guide, instruct, school, show, teach, train, tutor. Similar words: educator, education, educational, locate, advocate, category, indicate, delicate. Meaning: ['edjuːkeɪt] v. 1. give an education to 2. create by training and teaching 3. train to be discriminative in taste or judgment.
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91, I was trying to educate the children and what we have done is actually in science, educated the staff.
92, I need my relationship legalized, and I need the president to educate his public, not to come out against me.
93, He tried to educate his wife's taste in literature.
94, Method educate the patients during hospitalization and after discharge.
95, It takes patience to educate children.
96, Educate the excellent engineer for IC manufacturing technology design.
97, You should educate your children to behave well.
98, I'd like you to educate me.
99, You must educate your management into several staffing issues.
100, Investigate allegations of noncompliance and educate employees about consequences.
101, Operators are trying to educate customers that mobile broadband should be the secondary method of access, not the main one.
102, Muhammad said that in the United States a movement to educate Muslims about their own heritage and culture began with Sister Clara Muhammad, the wife of the Nation of Islam's founder, Elijah Muhammad.
103, Clear and definite the health standard that mental state educate the inside with work principle:Objectivity principle, development principle, difference principle etc.
104, The use of temporary public instal lationsis also a way to educate the public and preparing them for a more permanent art work.
105, This paper also advocates managing carefully and perseveringly and energizing to publicize and educate to train the staff and workers' consciousness in saving energy conscientiously.
106, However, older parents (some who raised ten or more children with less mo-ney) managed to educate their children with no government assistance. Sentencedict.com
107, Somehow during all these years he managed to educate himself.
108, What they wanted most from the president was a leader who at least would try to educate the country.
109, The hidden Achilles' heel is that while we've found ways to educate scientists in the humanities, the reverse has never really happened.
110, Sita added: "Clearly, what we need to do is educate the world more. What we need is African governments to get together and articulate an Africa investment proposition.
111, For many Chinese, gyms are new and unchartered territory, so there is a need to educate people on the proper use of gym equipment and fitness regimes.
112, At educate use the organic manure usually is for the sake of yield increases fruit and vegetable with quantity and quality. People often neglect it effect on storability.
113, Sensitize and educate the public about mental health and mental disorders, and raise awareness of the rights of people with mental disorders.
114, Video Seminar Live authorized trainer will educate you on how to use your Video Seminar Live account.
115, "The states generally responded positively when discussing efforts to educate growers and others on ASR, " Robert Robinson, GAO Managing Director of Natural Resources and Environment said.
116, To help better educate our vision and visual acuity, carry a sketch pad with you always and take time to stop and draw.
117, The object of educationist to prepare the young to educate themselves throughout their live.
118, I told my mother inlaw since long ago to not spoil Bibi. Kids need to be educate since little, else it's very hard to correct their bad characteristics after 3 years old.
119, Senator Fulbright also believed the program could educate future world leaders.
120, Madame de Stael says that only the people who can play with children are able to educate them.
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