American English
/ˌɛ.ʤəˈkʰeɪ.ʃn̩/
4 syllables · Stress the third syllable.
The process of teaching and learning, especially in schools, colleges, and universities.
“Education” is often pronounced with a quick “uh” in the middle (/ˌɛdʒəˈkeɪʃn̩/), but you may also hear a clear “yoo” sound there (/ˌɛdʒ.juˈkeɪʃn̩/).
The process of teaching and learning, especially in schools, colleges, and universities.
Public education is free in this state.
The program provides education for older adults.
public education · formal education · higher education · quality education
education in [subject]
provide education for [someone]
The knowledge and skills that a person gains from studying or training.
She had a good education in science.
His education prepared him for the job.
good education · college education · basic education · well-rounded education
a good education
education in [subject]
Education at a college or university.
She plans to continue into higher education.
The schools and other institutions that teach people in a country or area.
The education system needs more teachers.
Learning or training after formal schooling, often for work.
He takes continuing education classes every year.
Usually use education, not educations, for learning in general.