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Definition of self-educated in English: self-educatedadjective Educated largely through one's own efforts, rather than by formal instruction. 自学的；自修的 he was a self-made and almost self-educated businessman 他是个白手起家、几乎全靠自学成材的商人。 Example sentencesExamples - Both from hick towns and largely self-educated, they shared a dark humour and a strong sense of the bizarre.
- He is totally self-educated and is now regarded by the historians as one of them.
- In spite of his father's moderate wealth, Chardin was largely self-educated.
- I do regard myself as much more self-educated than educated by anyone else.
- This is the biography of a great Canadian scientist, whose discoveries were all the more extraordinary because he was largely self-educated in science.
- A self-educated lawyer from a family of farmers, Roh has always been more of a populist than a politician.
- She was highly self-educated with an interest in an amazing variety of subjects ranging from politics to music.
- I've become self-educated since I wrote that song.
- The eldest son of a Dublin barrister who moved to London in 1867, Northcliffe was largely self-educated.
- For more than 20 years the self-educated activist has been an equal-opportunity protester.
- He was self-educated and co-founded the Yeats summer school, though he had no interest that I know of in Yeats.
- Impressed, Davy offered the lad the position of laboratory assistant, a remarkable achievement for a self-educated boy.
- His parents, largely self-educated, never went beyond primary school.
- He dropped out of school at the age of 15, and was largely self-educated.
- Largely self-educated, Jack London had a love of books and a desire to write, but hadn't had a lot of success as a wordsmith yet.
- Ohio-born and largely self-educated, Rosecrans graduated from West Point in 1842.
- Raised in genteel poverty in rural Wales and then in Hertford, England, Wallace was largely self-educated.
- Peter Barlow was self-educated but this education was sufficiently good that he was able to compete successfully to became an assistant mathematics master at the Royal Military Academy at Woolwich.
- He was a self-educated man with a wonderful turn of phrase.
- I am not a foreign policy expert, but I am a self-educated outraged American citizen.
Derivativesnounˌsɛlfˌɛdjuːˈkeɪʃ(ə)n The 3,000 people who buy an independent product are engaged in a kind of cultural exploration which is the very stuff of self-education and growing as a human being. Example sentencesExamples - The only problem, I say, is that in America, I do not see the will for peace, nor for self-empowerment through self-education.
- The best way to challenge prejudice is self-education.
- He also prefers to keep up his aforementioned self-education - particularly in literature, philosophy and ‘spiritual studies’.
- She said there was growing awareness of the peak oil impact and the need for self-education on changing fuel behaviour patterns.
Rhymesovereducated, undereducated, uneducated Definition of self-educated in US English: self-educatedadjectiveˈˌsɛlf ˈɛdʒəˌkeɪdɪdˈˌself ˈejəˌkādid Educated largely through one's own efforts, rather than by formal instruction. 自学的；自修的 he was a self-made and almost self-educated businessman 他是个白手起家、几乎全靠自学成材的商人。 Example sentencesExamples - A self-educated lawyer from a family of farmers, Roh has always been more of a populist than a politician.
- Raised in genteel poverty in rural Wales and then in Hertford, England, Wallace was largely self-educated.
- I've become self-educated since I wrote that song.
- He was a self-educated man with a wonderful turn of phrase.
- Ohio-born and largely self-educated, Rosecrans graduated from West Point in 1842.
- This is the biography of a great Canadian scientist, whose discoveries were all the more extraordinary because he was largely self-educated in science.
- She was highly self-educated with an interest in an amazing variety of subjects ranging from politics to music.
- He was self-educated and co-founded the Yeats summer school, though he had no interest that I know of in Yeats.
- I do regard myself as much more self-educated than educated by anyone else.
- In spite of his father's moderate wealth, Chardin was largely self-educated.
- Peter Barlow was self-educated but this education was sufficiently good that he was able to compete successfully to became an assistant mathematics master at the Royal Military Academy at Woolwich.
- For more than 20 years the self-educated activist has been an equal-opportunity protester.
- The eldest son of a Dublin barrister who moved to London in 1867, Northcliffe was largely self-educated.
- He dropped out of school at the age of 15, and was largely self-educated.
- His parents, largely self-educated, never went beyond primary school.
- Largely self-educated, Jack London had a love of books and a desire to write, but hadn't had a lot of success as a wordsmith yet.
- Both from hick towns and largely self-educated, they shared a dark humour and a strong sense of the bizarre.
- I am not a foreign policy expert, but I am a self-educated outraged American citizen.
- He is totally self-educated and is now regarded by the historians as one of them.
- Impressed, Davy offered the lad the position of laboratory assistant, a remarkable achievement for a self-educated boy.
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