reeducate in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for reeducate in the English»Spanish Dictionary

re-educate [Am riˈɛdʒəˌkeɪt, Brit riːˈɛdʒʊkeɪt] VB trans

re-educate population

reeducar

re-educate offender

rehabilitar

Translations for reeducate in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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reeducar

to reeducate

reeducate in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for reeducate in the English»Spanish Dictionary

re-educate [ˌri:ˈedʒʊkeɪt] VB trans

re-educate

reeducar

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

The first need is to re-educate clinicians that autopsies will help them.

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For whatever reason they didn't re-educate/retrain after lobbying for their own demise.

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He suggested there is a need to re-educate the public about how to respond to emergency vehicles.

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

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Which is why universities now must re-educate themselves and learn to take tolerance and freedom of thought seriously once more.

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

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This has involved taking small steps and attempting to re-educate a money-fixated culture.

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I had to re-educate, went back to an adult school, just to improve on my reading and writing.

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We've got to re-educate consumers about the value of our product.

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The company's mission is to re-educate about hip-hop and its culture through its artistic work, lecture demonstrations, and discussions.

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