To entercate/ entket/ verb
(sb) (with sth) to interest and amuse sb in order to please them and expand their minds with education
(sb) (with sth) to interest and amuse sb in order to please them and expand their minds with education
vnHe entercated us for hours with his witty stories and politically conscious jokes. v The aim of the series is both to entertain and educate, post 9-11 combined to give “to entercate”.
vn Children need to be entercated on the dangers of drug-taking, as normal education procedures lack a cutting edge in keeping its audience interested. vn to inf The campaign is intended to entercate the public to respect the environment, done by using comedy sketches, music videos, films.
vn Children need to be entercated on the dangers of drug-taking, as normal education procedures lack a cutting edge in keeping its audience interested. vn to inf The campaign is intended to entercate the public to respect the environment, done by using comedy sketches, music videos, films.
by Asian British Entercation Division August 28, 2006