civilised

英

美

adj.  文明的; 非野蛮的

过去分词：civilised　过去式：civilised　

BNC.8881 / COCA.41420

柯林斯词典

• → see:civilized

英英释义

adj

• having a high state of culture and development both social and technological
  1. terrorist acts that shocked the civilized world
  Synonym:civilized
• marked by refinement in taste and manners
  1. cultivated speech
  2. cultured Bostonians
  3. cultured tastes
  4. a genteel old lady
  5. polite society
  Synonym:civilizedcultivatedculturedgenteelpolite

双语例句

• They can see for themselves how much more pleasant and civilised life can be in a more cultivated community.
  他们目睹了在一个文雅的社会里，人们可以过着更愉快和优雅的生活。
• 'Lookism', it is claimed, is the new racism, and should be banished from civilised societies.
  有人宣称，外貌主义是种族主义的新形式，应该在文明社会中被摒弃。
• Europeans cannot call themselves civilised if they fail to respond generously to people seeking salvation on their own continent.
  如果欧洲人不能宽宏大量地回应那些到欧洲大陆寻求救助的人们，欧洲人就不能自称为文明人。
• Rural backwaters in Japan with excellent transport and civilised local shops and restaurants are a real novelty.
  风貌保存完好的日本乡村有着一流的交通和城市化的当地商店和餐馆，这对中国富人来说乃是真正的新奇所在。
• A cornerstone of any civilised society is a variety of thriving institutions.
  各种各样欣欣向荣的机构是所有文明社会的基石。
• There are no savage and civilised peoples; there are only different cultures.
  没有文明人和野蛮人之分，只是他们之间的文化不同。
• Our relations will become more civilised.
  我们的关系将变得更文明。
• That is something which we should not be ready to tolerate in a civilised society.
  这是我们在文明社会中断不应该容忍的事。
• He made a study of the custom of most civilised nations.
  他研究了大部分文明国家的风俗习惯。
• No civilised country should deem their use lawful.
  没有哪个文明国家会认为使用它们是合法的。