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educate in Greek

educate in Greek is εκπαιδεύω — educate means to teach or train someone, giving them knowledge or skills.

educate in Greek

εκπαιδεύω
verb
Pronounced: ekpaidevo
(transitive) To instruct or train.

What does "educate" mean?

  1. verb To teach or train someone, giving them knowledge or skills.
    "Schools exist to educate young people and prepare them for adult life."
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educate in a sentence

  • Schools exist to educate young people and prepare them for adult life.
  • The charity aims to educate farmers about sustainable irrigation.

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What is "educate" in Greek?
"educate" in Greek is εκπαιδεύω. educate means: To teach or train someone, giving them knowledge or skills.
How do you pronounce εκπαιδεύω?
"educate" in Greek is εκπαιδεύω, pronounced "ekpaidevo".
How do you use "educate" in a sentence?
Example: "Schools exist to educate young people and prepare them for adult life." In Greek, "educate" is εκπαιδεύω.
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