Translations for „re-educate“ in the English » Slovenian Dictionary

re-edu·cate [ˌri:ˈedʒʊkeɪt] VB trans

re-educate

prevzgajati [perf prevzgojiti]

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English

The tendency was to place all difficult orphans in colonies, which sought to re-educate children using a labor regime.

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Jails should try to rehabilitate and re-educate these young people that reside in them.

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It also aims to re-educate drivers about the hazards of speeding and address other road safety issues.

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It served to retrain and re-educate the clergy.

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It sees her try to re-educate people in the kitchen.

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I have worked hard to eat in this new way, and re-educate myself in terms of how my kitchen can work for me.

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The aim of allergen immunotherapy (a.k.a. desensitisation) is to re-educate the immune system by administering increasing doses of allergens and thereby induce specific long-term tolerance.

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For our country to strive and be better, we have to re-educate the children.

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We must know our history and projects like this help us to re-educate.

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This may require concerted professional help to re-educate the muscles and re-engage muscle action in the serratus anterior during such movements.

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