What does "re-education" mean?

`n.`再教育 (zài jiào yù)；再教育 (zài jiào yù), 政治改造 (zhèng zhì gǎi zào) `v.`再教育 (zài jiào yù)

How do you pronounce "re-education"?

The pronunciation is /[ˌriːˈedjuːˈkeɪʃən]/. Listen to American and British pronunciations on this page.

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re-education

[US]/[ˌriːˈedjuːˈkeɪʃən]/

[UK]/[ˌriːˈedʒuːˈkeɪʃən]/

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Translation

n.the process of retraining someone, especially in a new field or profession; a system of political indoctrination and reform, especially in China
v.to retrain or re-educate

Phrases & Collocations

re-education program

under re-education

re-education camp

mandatory re-education

re-education efforts

facing re-education

re-education policy

re-education system

pursue re-education

re-education initiative

Example Sentences

the government implemented a mandatory re-education program for civil servants.

after the scandal, the executive underwent a period of re-education to improve ethical conduct.

the prison system often includes re-education programs aimed at rehabilitation.

she believed in the power of re-education to change people's perspectives.

the company offered re-education courses on new software for its employees.

he questioned the effectiveness of the re-education process in changing deeply held beliefs.

the re-education initiative focused on promoting cultural understanding and tolerance.

many felt the re-education program was too superficial to be truly impactful.

the goal of the re-education program was to foster a sense of national unity.

the volunteers participated in a week-long re-education workshop on community engagement.

the re-education system aimed to instill core values in the younger generation.