educating

英 [ˈedʒukeɪtɪŋ]

美 [ˈedʒukeɪtɪŋ]

v.  (在学校)教育; 教导; 教养; 训练
educate的现在分词

现在分词：educating　

BNC.49752 / COCA.44029

柯林斯词典

• VERB 教育，教(尤指儿童)
  When someone, especially a child,is educated, he or she is taught at a school or college.
  1. He was educated at Haslingden Grammar School.
     他在哈斯灵登文法学校读书。
• VERB 教导;培养
  Toeducatepeople means to teach them better ways of doing something or a better way of living.
  1. Drinkwise Day is mainly designed to educate people about the destructive effects of alcohol abuse.
     设置“理智饮酒日”的主要目的是让人们了解酗酒的恶果。

Note that you do not useeducateoreducationto talk about the way parents look after their children and teach them about good behaviour and life in general. Instead, you should use the verbbring upor the nounupbringing.His parents brought him up to be polite and courteous.
谈论父母对子女的抚养，教导他们形成良好的行为习惯以及如何为人处事时不用 educate 或 education，而应用动词 bring up 或名词upbringing。例如，His parents brought him up to be polite and courteous（他的父母教导他要礼貌谦恭）。

双语例句

• The book of My Educating Thoughts puts forward some suggestions of reading and studying.
  《我的教育理想》一书向广大教师提出了读书学习的建议。
• He advocates streaming children, and educating them according to their needs.
  他提倡把学生按能力分班，因需施教。
• We should face up to the religious faith among ethnic-minority students by studying, loving and educating them.
  我们应该正视少数民族大学生中的宗教信仰现象，对信教的学生进行分析，热情地关心、爱护、教育他们。
• He says progress and economic development depend on educating girls as well as boys.
  他表示，进步和经济发展不仅依赖于受过教育的男孩，也依靠依赖于受过教育的女孩。
• I was a teaching fellow at the time, educating them on China's modern history and political system.
  那时我在哈佛当老师，给学生讲授中国现代史和政治制度。
• There are different schools of thought on the best method of educating children.
  有关教育儿童的最佳方法有几种不同的学派。
• They have had great impact on the creation of Chinese prosperous culture and the educating talents.
  对中华民族灿烂文化的创造、人才的培养，都产生了极其重要的影响。
• Educating young people through sports is one of the primary goals of the Olympic Movement.
  通过体育运动教育年轻人是奥运活动的一个初始目标。
• He is devoted to educating the younger generation, and content to be, so to speak, a rung of the human ladder.
  他甘当人梯，培养青年一代。
• She took great pains in educating her children.
  她煞费苦心教育她的子女。