educated

• Describe a una persona que ha recibido un alto nivel de educación o formación, o algo que demuestra conocimiento y cultura.

Describes a person who has received a high level of education or training, or something that shows evidence of learning.

1. Having received formal instructionA2formal

   Having been taught or trained in a school or other institution.

   educado, instruido

   • She is a highly educated woman with a PhD in biology.
   • The country has a well-educated workforce.
   • He was educated at a prestigious university.

   Sinónimostrained

   Antónimosignorantuneducatedunschooleduntaught

2. Showing knowledge or cultureB1formal

   Demonstrating a high level of knowledge, intelligence, or good taste.

   Culto, instruido

   • She gave an educated opinion on the matter.
   • His educated taste in music is evident.
   • The audience was very educated and asked insightful questions.

   Sinónimoscultivatedculturederuditeknowledgeablelearnedrefinedsophisticated

   Antónimosboorishignorantilliterateuncultureduneducatedunrefinedunschooleduntaught

3. Based on knowledgeB2formal

   Based on or derived from knowledge or experience.

   basado en conocimiento

   • I made an educated guess about the answer.
   • It was an educated decision based on the data.
   • Her educated estimate was surprisingly accurate.

   Sinónimosexperiencedinformedknowledgeable

   Antónimosignorantuninformedunlearneduntaught

• Verbo que se usa para referirse a la acción de enseñar, instruir o proporcionar a alguien conocimientos, formación o habilidades; también puede implicar criar o formar el carácter, o ilustrar y hacer saber algo a alguien.

A verb used to indicate the act of teaching, instructing, or providing knowledge or training to someone.

1. Teach or instructA2formal

   To provide knowledge, training, or information to someone, typically in a formal setting.

   Educar o instruir formalmente

   • The school aims to educate children in a safe environment.
   • She was educated at a prestigious university.
   • We need to educate the public about the dangers of smoking.

   Sinónimoscoachenlighteninforminstructschoolteachtraintutor

   Antónimosignoremisleadneglect

2. Develop mentally or morallyB1formal

   To develop someone's character, intellect, or moral understanding.

   educar (en sentido moral/intelectual)

   • Travel can educate a person about different cultures.
   • The program educates young people on the importance of voting.
   • He was educated to be a responsible citizen.

   Sinónimoscultivatedevelopedifyenlightenimproveinstructnurturerefineschoolteachtraintutor