Ilustradas (en. Illustrated)

/ilu̯s.tɾa.das/

Meaning & Definition

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noun

Women who have received academic training and possess culture and knowledge.

The enlightened women of the 18th century played an important role in the education of society.

Las ilustradas del siglo XVIII jugaron un papel importante en la educación de la sociedad.

Group of people who promote enlightenment and knowledge.

The enlightened women in their meetings discussed advances in science and philosophy.

Las ilustradas en sus reuniones discutían sobre los avances en ciencia y filosofía.

Women who stand out for their intellectual and cultural capacity.

The enlightened women of the time were admired for their critical thinking.

Las ilustradas de la época eran admiradas por su pensamiento crítico.

It derives from the Latin 'illustrata', the past participle of 'illustrare', meaning 'to illuminate' or 'to give light'.

Enlightened women

Women who have a high level of education and culture.

mujeres ilustradas

Enlightened society

A social group that prioritizes knowledge and learning.

sociedad ilustrada

Enlightened women of the 18th century

Refers to women of that era who participated in critical thinking movements.

ilustradas del siglo XVIII

Enlightenment

Cultural and philosophical movement that promoted the use of reason and knowledge.

ilustración

Intelligence

Ability to understand, reason, or learn.

inteligencia

Education

Process of acquiring knowledge, skills, and values.

educación

Illustra-mentes

This term is used for those who have a brilliant mind and extensive knowledge.

Se les llama así a aquellas que tienen una mente brillante y un conocimiento vasto.

Know-it-alls

It is a colloquial term to refer to women who know a lot and are not afraid to share it.

Es un término coloquial para referirse a mujeres que saben mucho y no temen compartirlo.