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2009.05.29
Here's an edition that should be a part of every person's education - and every employee's resume!
(WELL-)EDUCATED （立派な）教育を受けた
- To educate someone is to teach them.
The noun form is education.
An educated (adjective) or well-educated person has had a good education. - educate は、教育する、という意味です。
名詞形は education で、教育、という意味です。
形容詞の educated または well-educated は、立派な教育を受けた、という意味です。
- We've worked hard to educate our employees about the importance of recycling.
- TERRY: I hear you were educated in the United States.
KENTA: Yes, I went to high school and college there. - I'm stingy about many things, but not my children's education.
- I don't think any educated person would believe what's written in this book. It's all nonsense!
- (talking about a recent overseas trip)
Most of the people I met were intelligent, well-educated, and extremely curious about the rest of the world.
Now enjoy the weekend, secure in the knowledge that you know more than you did on Monday!