Definition of re-education in English:

re-education

noun riːˌɛdjʊˈkeɪʃ(ə)nriˌɛdʒəˈkeɪʃ(ə)n

mass noun

Education or training to change someone's beliefs or behaviour.
a programme of rehabilitation and re-education for prisoners
Example sentencesExamples
- They never denounced their parents or spent years of "reeducation" shoveling pig shit with farmers.
- The young men, scions of reactionary families, are sent to the remote Phoenix Mountains for re-education.
- The person concerned has been sent to a labour camp for re-education.
- His pictures range from from rural reeducation centres to prominent political figures.
- The new Laotian government sent many Hmong to harsh reeducation camps.
- I get a polite but firm call from some PR person who invites me up for a day of reeducation.
- The book is about two boys exiled to the countryside for "re-education".
- The situation became even more sinister when the squatters began to kidnap black farm workers' children for 're-education'.
- Homosexuals know a thing or two about being sent for therapy or reeducation to have their attitudes straightened out.
- She led a massive reeducation of the chain's 35,000 employees.

Definition of re-education in US English:

re-education

nounriˌɛdʒəˈkeɪʃ(ə)nrēˌejəˈkāSH(ə)n

Education or training to change someone's beliefs or behavior.
a program of rehabilitation and re-education for prisoners
Example sentencesExamples
- The book is about two boys exiled to the countryside for "re-education".
- She led a massive reeducation of the chain's 35,000 employees.
- The young men, scions of reactionary families, are sent to the remote Phoenix Mountains for re-education.
- The person concerned has been sent to a labour camp for re-education.
- Homosexuals know a thing or two about being sent for therapy or reeducation to have their attitudes straightened out.
- I get a polite but firm call from some PR person who invites me up for a day of reeducation.
- The new Laotian government sent many Hmong to harsh reeducation camps.
- The situation became even more sinister when the squatters began to kidnap black farm workers' children for 're-education'.
- His pictures range from from rural reeducation centres to prominent political figures.
- They never denounced their parents or spent years of "reeducation" shoveling pig shit with farmers.

单词	re-education
释义	Definition of re-education in English: re-education noun riːˌɛdjʊˈkeɪʃ(ə)nriˌɛdʒəˈkeɪʃ(ə)n mass noun Education or training to change someone's beliefs or behaviour. a programme of rehabilitation and re-education for prisoners Example sentencesExamples They never denounced their parents or spent years of "reeducation" shoveling pig shit with farmers. The young men, scions of reactionary families, are sent to the remote Phoenix Mountains for re-education. The person concerned has been sent to a labour camp for re-education. His pictures range from from rural reeducation centres to prominent political figures. The new Laotian government sent many Hmong to harsh reeducation camps. I get a polite but firm call from some PR person who invites me up for a day of reeducation. The book is about two boys exiled to the countryside for "re-education". The situation became even more sinister when the squatters began to kidnap black farm workers' children for 're-education'. Homosexuals know a thing or two about being sent for therapy or reeducation to have their attitudes straightened out. She led a massive reeducation of the chain's 35,000 employees. Definition of re-education in US English: re-education nounriˌɛdʒəˈkeɪʃ(ə)nrēˌejəˈkāSH(ə)n Education or training to change someone's beliefs or behavior. a program of rehabilitation and re-education for prisoners Example sentencesExamples The book is about two boys exiled to the countryside for "re-education". She led a massive reeducation of the chain's 35,000 employees. The young men, scions of reactionary families, are sent to the remote Phoenix Mountains for re-education. The person concerned has been sent to a labour camp for re-education. Homosexuals know a thing or two about being sent for therapy or reeducation to have their attitudes straightened out. I get a polite but firm call from some PR person who invites me up for a day of reeducation. The new Laotian government sent many Hmong to harsh reeducation camps. The situation became even more sinister when the squatters began to kidnap black farm workers' children for 're-education'. His pictures range from from rural reeducation centres to prominent political figures. They never denounced their parents or spent years of "reeducation" shoveling pig shit with farmers.
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