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    Educada (en. Educated)

    /eduˈka.ða/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    adjective
    One who has received formal education.
    She is a very polite person, always says 'please' and 'thank you'.
    Es una persona muy educada, siempre usa 'por favor' y 'gracias'.
    One who behaves correctly and courteously.
    The boy is polite, knows how to treat elders.
    El niño es educado, sabe cómo tratar a los mayores.
    A person who shows respect and consideration towards others.
    It is important to be polite at all times, especially in formal situations.
    Es importante ser educada en todo momento, especialmente en situaciones formales.

    Etymology

    It derives from the verb 'educar', which comes from the Latin 'educare' meaning 'to feed, to raise'.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    well-behaved and polite
    One who behaves appropriately in public.
    educada y bien portada
    is not polite
    Refers to someone who does not show good manners.
    no es educada
    to be educated at home
    Awaits the formation of values and manners at home.
    ser educada en casa

    Related Words

    education
    The process of receiving or providing instruction in an educational institution.
    educación
    manners
    The socially accepted norms of behavior.
    modales
    courteous
    One who has the kindness and consideration to treat others well.
    cortés

    Slang Meanings

    Someone who is only polite in appearance.
    She is very polite, but only to impress.
    Es muy educada, pero solo para impresionar.
    Refers to someone who follows the rules but is not genuine.
    She is polite, but not sincere.
    Es educada, pero no sincera.