reeducate
英 [ri:'edjʊˌkeɪt] 美 [ri'edʒəˌkeɪt]

vt.

再教育，重新教育；

变形

过去式：reeducated过去分词：reeducated现在分词：reeducating第三人称单数：reeducates

双语例句

用作及物动词(vt.)

1. We must reeducate people to love their motherland.
   我们必须对人们进行再教育使之热爱祖国。

权威例句

Reeducate our leaders.
Reeducate to Fight Inflation.
Colleges Reeducate Students about `Evil' White Culture
Teachers Need to Reeducate More in the 21~(st) Century
Blunder lecture to reeducate physiology concepts by cognitive conflict strategy.
"Count, Capture, and Reeducate": The Campaign to Rehabilitate Cuba's Female Sex Workers, 1959–1966
Farrakhan's Savior's Day speech to reeducate public and warn government at brink of war
Abstract 4845: Reeducate the tumor microenvironment to improve the anticancer efficacy of adoptive T-cell therapy
Effects of auditory training to reeducate language processing among subjects with specific learning difficulties (dyslexia)
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