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schooled

UK
/skuːld/
US
/skuːld/
schooledpast participle
UK
/skuːld/
US
/skuld/
Past participle of 'school' functioning adjectivally.
Translations
aguerriS’emploie pour une personne habituée à un contexte exigeant ou à des conditions particulières.
The schooled athlete was unfazed by the pressure of the championship game.
L’athlète aguerri n’a pas été déstabilisé par la pression du match de championnat.
She is well-schooled in classical music.
Elle est bien formée à la musique classique.
Additional translations
écraséFamilier, surtout pour une défaite nette en compétition ou en argumentation.
Definitions
Having been educated or trained in a particular way or subject.
She is well-schooled in classical music, having studied it for over a decade.
Accustomed or habituated to a particular environment or situation.
The schooled athlete was unfazed by the pressure of the championship game.
Defeated or outperformed decisively, especially in a competition or argument (informal).
Our team was completely schooled by the defending champions.
Synonyms
cultivated
taught
instructed
trained
educated
schoolnoun
Definitions
An institution for educating children or providing instruction in a particular skill or field.
She attended a prestigious school known for its excellent science program.
A group of people, particularly artists or writers, sharing similar ideas, methods, or styles.
The Impressionist school of painting revolutionized the art world in the 19th century.
A large group of fish or sea mammals swimming together.
We saw a school of dolphins playing near the boat during our trip.
The students, staff, or community of an educational institution collectively.
The whole school gathered in the auditorium for the ceremony.
The period or session during which instruction takes place; the time when classes are held.
School starts at 8:30 every morning.
schoolverb

schooled

Past Simple

schooled
Past Simple
schooled
Past Participle
schooling
ing-form
UK
/skuːl/
US
/skuːl/
Translations
nager en bancSe dit des poissons ou de certains mammifères marins.
The tuna were schooling just below the surface.
Les thons nageaient en banc juste sous la surface.
éduquerAu sens d’instruire ou former quelqu’un.
The coach schooled the young athletes in the fundamentals of the game.
L’entraîneur a éduqué les jeunes athlètes aux bases du jeu.
recadrerAu sens de rappeler fermement à l’ordre ou de discipliner.
The experienced manager schooled the new employees on the importance of punctuality.
Le manager expérimenté a recadré les nouveaux employés sur l’importance de la ponctualité.
Additional translations
écraserFamilier: battre nettement, surpasser sans appel.
Definitions
To educate or train someone in a particular skill or subject.
The coach schooled the young athletes in the fundamentals of the game.
To discipline or control someone, often in a strict or formal manner.
The experienced manager schooled the new employees on the importance of punctuality.
(of fish or sea mammals) to swim together in a large group.
The tuna were schooling just below the surface.
Informal. To defeat or outclass someone decisively, often in a way that teaches a lesson.
Our team got schooled in the championship game.
Synonyms
educate
teach
train
instruct
tutor
coach
discipline
schooladjective
Definitions
Relating to or connected with a school or schooling.
The school library will be closed for renovations during the summer.
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