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civilizedadjective (UK usually civilised) uk

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civilized adjective

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A civilized society or country has a well developed system of government, culture, and way of life and that treats the people who live there fairly: A fair justice system is a fundamental part of a civilized society. The terrorist attack on the UN building has shocked the civilized world.

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Society - general words

amenity

consumer society

culturomics

digital divide

dystopia

non-segregated

non-segregation

non-utility

pluralism

pluralist

sociality

socially

societal

societally

socio-

sociologist

sociology

superstructure

uncivilized

utility

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civilized adjective

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If a person or their behaviour is civilized, they are polite and behave in a calm and reasonable way: Let's discuss this like civilized people (= politely and calmly).

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politepoliteHe was always such a polite child.courteousAlthough she often disagreed with me, she was always courteous.respectfulHe was respectful towards his elders.well manneredThey were quiet, well mannered children.chivalrousHe held open the door in that chivalrous way of his.

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Polite and respectful

candy coat

candy-coated

chivalric

chivalrous

chivalrously

courtly

couth

deferential

deferentially

euphemistic

graciousness

hyper-civilized

keep a civil tongue in your head idiom

manner

minced oath

sugarcoat

super-polite

tactful

tactfully

ultra-civilized

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civilized adjective

(COMFORTABLE)

used to describe a pleasant or comfortable place or thing: "This is all very civilized," he said, settling himself down in a chair by the fire.

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Causing pleasure

agreeable

agreeableness

agreeably

all things to all people idiom

attractive

distraction

diverting

divertingly

do someone the world of good idiom

do someone's heart good idiom

indulgent

indulgently

jovial

jovially

keep on the right side of someone idiom

sensuously

serendipitous

sweeten

swooning

swooningly

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(Definition of civilized from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus © Cambridge University Press)

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having a well-developed way of life and social systems: “A civilized society allows for tolerance,” he said.

Civilized also means pleasant, comfortable, well-educated, or orderly: civilized behavior a civilized vacation

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civilized 在英语-中文(简体)词典中的翻译

civilizedadjective (UK usually civilised) uk

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A civilized society or country has a well developed system of government, culture, and way of life and that treats the people who live there fairly.

(社会或国家)文明的,开化的

A fair justice system is a fundamental part of a civilized society.

公平的司法制度是文明社会非常重要的一部分。

The terrorist attack on the UN building has shocked the civilized world.

恐怖分子对联合国大楼的突击震动了文明国际。

civilized adjective

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If a person or their behaviour is civilized, they are polite and behave in a calm and reasonable way.

有礼貌的,有教养的,文雅的

Let's discuss this like civilized people (= politely and calmly).

让我们像文明人相同平心静气地评论这件事吧。

civilized adjective

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used to describe a pleasant or comfortable place or thing

惬意的;舒适的

"This is all very civilized," he said, settling himself down in a chair by the fire.

“这一切都这么舒适,”他说着坐在炉火边的椅子上。

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中文(繁体)

文明的, (社會或國家)文明的,開化的, 禮貌的…

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西班牙语

civilizado, civilizado/ada [masculine-feminine], educado/ada [masculine-feminine]…

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civilizado, civilizado/-da [masculine-feminine]…

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