enlightened [ɪnˈlaɪtənd] adjetivoilustrado(a), progresista
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enlightened [in-lai-tend]adjetivoProgresista (person, view); inteligente (decision).
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enlightened [ɪnˈlaɪtnd]
adjective
[+person, society, policy, attitude] progresista we think we're enlightened and forward today, but we're not. There are still lesbians in Hollywood and they still have to hide to save their careers Although some more enlightened companies may send the executives on stress management or assertiveness courses, they are in the minority nurseries run by enlightened employers in a truly enlightened society men and women would live harmoniously together, sharing each other's experiences, burdens, sufferings and joys in full understanding a man with such an enlightened view should take the next logical step and guarantee a paid vacation for all Americans they have a far more enlightened attitude to death Though born and raised a Catholic, he despises sectarianism and has many Protestant friends. His enlightened attitude stems from his parents
an enlightened despot un déspota ilustrado; in this enlightened age in these enlightened timesor especially (humorous) en esta época de tantos adelantos progresos;or
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