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Перевод: educated

[прилагательное]
образованный; развитой; дрессированный; тренированный

Тезаурус:

1. For centuries young bloods had been sent off by indulgent parents to tour Europe in the hope that they would return cultured, educated, their manners refined and their address books packed with useful contacts, but Cook's was the first group tour of European countries organized by an excursion agent.
2. Crosland, born in 19l8, was educated at Highgate School and Trinity College, Oxford.
3. Sir Patrick, born in 1929, educated at Tonbridge and Balliol, is a former president of the Oxford Union.
4. In orthodox families, educated women are seen as destructive and potentially immoral, and an educated daughter is a source of scandal and potential family dishonour.
5. Wesleyans, along with Primitive Methodists, seemed less concerned with the need for an educated ministry than the Baptists and Congregationalists.
6. Alexander, his third son, was educated at Harrow and Cambridge where he met, as well as Manners, Benjamin Webb who introduced him to the Cambridge Camden Society.
7. While this is so, it is still the case that by no means all hospitals or doctors are yet educated in the pharmacological and other management of the terminally ill, and large numbers of patients outside hospices and centres of excellence may well, by virtue of their condition, continue to pose the problem of euthanasia.
8. A real educated girl you got there, Jack.
9. A surgeon's son, he was educated at the Dragon School, Oxford, St Paul's School, London, Jesus College, Cambridge, and St Thomas's Hospital, where he qualified in 1946.
10. What is rarely stated openly but constantly implied is that the younger generation should be less negative because they know better; they are university educated men.
11. His daughters came on their ponies to Auntie's shop to buy sweets, and they were educated at home until they were old enough for boarding-school.
12. Evidence from Peru, Chile and Mexico demonstrates that it is the more educated and more skilled who migrate (Roberts 1978).
13. And they're highly educated and articulate people, so when they don't like what you've said, God can they insult you beautifully!"