re-educate russian

• переде́лывать

  to redo, to do over again, to remake, to rework

  to alter, to change, to have (something) altered

  to convert, to turn into, to transform

  to re-educate, to change (a person), to make over

  to get a lot done, to manage to do (many things)

• перевоспита́ть

  to re-educate

• перевоспи́тывать

  to re-educate

• перекова́ть

  to reforge, to forge anew, to hammer into (something else)

  to re-educate, to reform (a person), to transform inwardly

• переучи́ть

  to retrain, to teach again, to re-educate

  to relearn, to learn differently

  to learn again, to learn over again

  to overteach, to cram with knowledge

  to overstudy, to study too hard

  to learn a lot of, to cram a great many

  to train many people

• перевоспи́тываться

  to re-educate oneself

• переко́вывать

  to reforge, to forge anew, to beat into (something else)

  to reshoe (a horse), to shoe again

  to re-educate, to reform (a person), to remould

• перевоспи́танный

  re-educated, reformed

• перевоспи́тываемый

  re-educable, re-trainable, being re-educated, being re-trained

• перевоспита́вший

  having re-educated, who re-educated

• перевоспи́тывающийся

  being re-educated, being reformed, rehabilitating

• перевоспи́тывавшийся

  re-educated, undergoing re-education, being reformed

Examples

• Родители надеялись на перевоспитание сына.

  His parents hoped he could be re-educated.

• Он пытался перевоспитывать своего младшего брата.

  He tried to re-educate his younger brother.

• Подростки в лагере постепенно перевоспитывались.

  The teenagers were gradually being re-educated at the camp.