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catechize

/ˈkæt.ɪ.kaɪz/

Traducción: Verbo que significa instruir o interrogar sistemáticamente a alguien, especialmente en un contexto religioso o formal.

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verb

/ˈkæt.ɪ.kaɪz/C2formal
  • esVerbo que significa instruir o interrogar sistemáticamente a alguien, especialmente en un contexto religioso o formal.

A verb meaning to instruct or question someone systematically, especially in religious or formal contexts.

  1. To question thoroughlyC2formal

    To interrogate or examine someone by asking a series of detailed questions, often in a systematic manner.

    esinterrogar a fondo

    • The lawyer catechized the witness about the events of that night.
    • The journalist catechized the politician on his policy decisions.
    • The teacher catechized the students to ensure they understood the complex theory.

    Sinónimoscross examineexaminegrillinterrogateprobepumpquestionquiz

  2. To give religious instructionC2formal

    To teach the principles of a religion, especially Christianity, through a formal process of questions and answers.

    escatequizar

    • The priest catechized the new converts before their baptism.
    • She was catechized in the faith by her grandmother.
    • The missionary spent years catechizing the local population.

    Sinónimosdrilledifyeducateindoctrinateinstructschoolteachtrain

Formas
  • catechized past participle
  • catechized past simple
  • catechizing present participle
  • catechizes third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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