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Definition of instituted - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
organizationestablished or set up officially
- The instituted rules must be followed by everyone.
- The instituted guidelines are clear and must be adhered to.
- Instituted policies are in place to ensure safety.
Origin of instituted
Latin, instituere (to establish)
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- French:établi, ...
- German:etabliert, ...
- Italian:istituito, ...
- Spanish:establecido, ...
- Portuguese:estabelecido, ...
- Chinese:建立的, ...
- Japanese:確立された, ...
- Arabic:مُؤَسَّس, ...
- Hebrew:מְמוּסָד, ...
- Russian:учрежденный, ...
- Ukrainian:встановлений, ...
- Hindi:स्थापित, ...
Definition of institute - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
educationorganization for education, research, or arts
- The institute offers various courses in science.
2.
research buildingbuilding housing an educational or research organization
- The institute is located downtown.
3.
legal recipientTECH. UK person designated to receive an estate in ScotlandTECH. UK
- He was named the institute in the will.
Verb
1.
official startstart or establish something officially
- The government will institute new regulations next year.
2.
begin systembegin a system, rule, or course of action
- The school plans to institute a new grading policy.
Images of institute
building housing an educational or research organization
Expressions with institute
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organization that carries out detailed study to create new knowledge in fields
She works at a research institute focusing on renewable energy.
technical school offering many industrial arts and sciences
She enrolled in a polytechnic institute to study engineering.
educational institution teaching technical skills and sciences
She enrolled in a technical institute to study engineering.
senior academic position at university or research institute
She was appointed as an institute professor at the prestigious university.
secondary school focusing on academic education
She attended a collegiate institute in Ontario.
Origin of institute
Latin, instituere (establish)
Examples of institute in a sentence
She enrolled in an art program at the institute. The institute hosts various scientific conferences. He works at a renowned research institute. The institute was responsible for managing the estate. As the institute, he inherited the family property. The board decided to institute a new policy.
They will institute a training program for employees. The government will institute new environmental regulations. They decided to institute a weekly meeting schedule.
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- French:institut, instaurer, ...
- German:Institut, einführen, ...
- Italian:istituto, istituire, ...
- Spanish:instituto, instituir, ...
- Portuguese:instituto, instituir, ...
- Chinese:研究所, 设立, ...
- Japanese:研究所, 導入する, ...
- Arabic:مَعْهَد, أَسَّسَ, ...
- Hebrew:מוֹסָד, לְהַנְהִיג, ...
- Russian:институт, ввести, ...
- Ukrainian:інститут, впроваджувати, ...
- Hindi:संस्थान, शुरू करना, ...
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