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reformed

/rɪˈfɔːrmd/

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adjective

/rɪˈfɔːrmd/B2formal
  • ruОписывает человека или учреждение, которые были улучшены или исправлены, часто путем отказа от нежелательных практик или убеждений.

Describes a person or institution that has been improved or corrected, often by abandoning undesirable practices or beliefs.

  1. Improved or changed for the betterB2formal

    Having made changes to become better, especially in behavior or character.

    ruИсправившийся

    • He is a reformed criminal who now helps at-risk youth.
    • The reformed school system now focuses on student well-being.
    • She is a reformed smoker who quit ten years ago.

    Synonymsamendedconvertedcorrectedimproved

    Antonymscorruptedworsened

  2. Religious reformationC1formal

    Relating to the Protestant Reformation or a church that follows reformed theology.

    ruРеформатский

    • The Reformed Church has its roots in 16th-century Europe.
    • He studied reformed theology at the seminary.
    • The congregation follows reformed traditions.

    Synonymscalvinistevangelicalprotestant

    Antonymscatholicorthodox

Forms
  • more reformed comparative form
  • most reformed superlative form
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verb

reform/rɪˈfɔːrm/B2formal
  • ruГлагол, используемый для обозначения действия по внесению изменений во что-либо с целью улучшения, особенно в системе, организации или законе.

A verb used to indicate the act of making changes to something in order to improve it, especially in a system, organization, or law.

  1. Improve a systemB2formalpolitical

    To make changes to a system, law, or organization in order to improve it.

    ruРеформировать

    • The government plans to reform the healthcare system.
    • They are working to reform the education policies.
    • The committee proposed to reform the tax laws.

    Synonymsameliorateamendcorrectimproveoverhaulrectifyrestructurerevamprevise

    Antonymscorruptdamageworsen

  2. Change behaviorB2formal

    To cause someone to change their behavior or habits for the better.

    ruИсправлять

    • The program aims to reform young offenders.
    • He promised to reform his ways after the incident.
    • The therapy helped reform her destructive habits.

    Synonymsamendbettercorrectimprovemendreclaimrectifyrehabilitate

    Antonymscorruptdebasespoil

Forms
  • reformed past participle
  • reformed past simple
  • reforming present participle
  • reforms third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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