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

• The test of any civilised society is how it treats its minorities.
  检验一个社会是否文明的办法就是看它怎样对待其少数群体。
• Our relations will become more civilised.
  我们的关系将变得更文明。
• 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。
• 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。
• And Chinese science has taken a step towards the standards of civilised discourse that Westerners like to think prevail in their own countries.
  中国的科学界向着讲文明的标准迈进了一步，西方人认为这种文明之花只在本国盛开。
• He treated them as savages to be tamed and civilised.
  他把他们当作需要驯服和教化的野蛮人对待。
• An orderly, just, and civilised society.
  秩序井然、公正而又文明的社会。
• 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。
• One result of this more civilised atmosphere is to lower the stakes of the dispute.
  这种更加文明的氛围的结果之一，是降低了争论所涉及的利害。
• 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。