education

education
education [{{t}}‚edʒʊ'keɪʃən]
1 noun
(a) (teaching) enseignement m;
∎ a classical/scientific education une formation classique/scientifique;
∎ he has had a good education il a reçu une bonne instruction;
∎ to get oneself an education faire des études;
∎ he never completed his education il n'a jamais fini ou terminé ses études;
∎ the education of poor countries in modern farming techniques la formation des pays pauvres aux techniques agricoles modernes;
∎ to have or to receive a good education recevoir une bonne éducation ou formation;
∎ she completed her education in Italy elle a terminé ses études en Italie;
∎ standards of education niveau m scolaire;
∎ it was an education cela m'a beaucoup appris; {{}}humorous{{}} c'était très édifiant
(b) (learning) éducation f;
∎ a man without education un homme sans éducation;
∎ to have gaps in one's education avoir des lacunes dans son éducation
2 compound-forming noun
(costs, budget) de l'éducation
►► Education Act ≃ réforme f (de l'Éducation);
{{}}British{{}} education authority ≃ académie f régionale;
{{}}Press{{}} education correspondent correspondant(e) m,f chargé(e) des problèmes d'enseignement;
education supplement supplément m éducation;
the education system le système éducatif

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