Pronunciation: /ˈlɪtərət/
noun a person who is literate
A1 I am a literate.
A2 She is a literate who enjoys reading books.
B1 Being literate is essential for success in today's world.
B2 The literate population in the country has increased significantly over the years.
C1 As a literate, he was able to critically analyze complex texts.
C2 The literate individuals in society play a crucial role in shaping public opinion.
adjective having the ability to read and write
A1 She is literate enough to read simple children's books.
A2 He is literate in his native language but struggles with English.
B1 The literacy rate in the country has been steadily increasing over the years.
B2 Being computer literate is essential in today's job market.
C1 The professor is highly literate in multiple languages and disciplines.
C2 The author's literate writing style captivates readers of all ages.
formal Being literate is essential for success in today's society.
informal If you're literate, you can easily navigate through the internet.
slang She's so literate, she can read between the lines without any effort.
figurative Becoming literate in a new subject is like unlocking a whole new world of knowledge.
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