Examples of using Educated in English and their translations into Arabic
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Educated mothers.
Richer, freer, more educated.
Be educated with people.
No, it's just that you seem so educated.
Princeton- Educated Blacks.
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In here, he's an important man an educated man.
You look educated.- I volunteered.
I'm gonna go out on a limb here and take an educated guess.
An educated doctor who isn't scared of ghosts.
Enlightenment and Social Realism among the educated Class of Libya.
She was educated in French schools in Marrakesh.
She was justifiably concerned about the underemployment of educated women.
The victim was educated and had a successful profession.
However, it is rich in unique natural resources and in educated human resources.
An educated woman. Well, well, well. Glad you're here.
At Moorfields, patients are educated about treatment and its results.
The educated brother from the bank. He's the head of the CMB.
They don't want well informed, well educated people capable of critical thinking.
Most educated apes consider such religious notions as fairy tales.
The Cuban people, however,were a cultured and well-informed nation educated with the Revolution.
Is better educated than a man who reads nothing but newspapers.".
Effective participation in the integration process requires a healthy and educated workforce.
And she was a smart, educated woman, not in the least superstitious.
And educated refugees will be the hope of rebuilding their countries someday.
Another reason is the shortage of educated professionals within and outside the administration.
I want a educated, healthy boy, good family and no bad habits.
A promising educated generation contributing to the service of the country and the society.
Inmates were educated to maintain a clean environment in their living quarters.
Many teachers educated in Kentucky sought higher salaries available in other states.
The first educated artists from European academies appeared with the beginning of the 20th century.