civil的英文翻译是什么意思,词典释义与在线翻译:
详尽释义
- 公民的,市民的,国民的,国民间的
- 文明的,开化的
- 客气的,有礼貌的
- 国内的,国家的,政府的
- 民用的,民间的,一般平民的,世俗的
- 文职的
- 【律】民事的,法定的
双解释义
- [A]公民的,平民的; 文职的; 尘俗的,凡俗的; 国内〔家〕的,民间的 of, belonging to, or consisting of the ordinary population of citizens; not military or religious
- [A]民事的,民法的 belonging to, or judged under, civil law
- 文明的,有教养的; 客气的,有礼貌的 polite enough to be acceptable
英英释义
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applying to ordinary citizens as contrasted with the military;
"civil authorities"
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not rude; marked by satisfactory (or especially minimal) adherence to social usages and sufficient but not noteworthy consideration for others;
"even if he didn't like them he should have been civil"
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of or occurring within the state or between or among citizens of the state;
"civil affairs"
"civil strife"
"civil disobedience"
"civil branches of government"
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of or relating to or befitting citizens as individuals;
"civil rights"
"civil liberty"
"civic duties"
"civic pride"
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(of divisions of time) legally recognized in ordinary affairs of life;
"the civil calendar"
"a civil day begins at mean midnight"
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of or in a condition of social order;
"civil peoples"
civil的用法和样例:
例句
- The law shall strictly protect civil rights.
法律应严格保护公民的权利。 - The presence of the army should act as a check on civil unrest.
军队的存在应能制止民间的动乱。 - The boy was so cold and even didn't return a civil greeting.
那个男孩是那么的冷淡,他甚至都没有回敬一个礼貌的问候。 - The America Civil War broke out during the presidency of Lincoln.
在林肯就职其间,美国爆发了内战。 - I am working on a master's degree in civil architecture.
我在攻读民用建筑专业的硕士学位。 - It was a civil case so there was no question of him being sent to prison.
这是一桩民事案件,因此他没有被送进监狱的可能。
词汇搭配
- civil action 民事诉讼
- civil affairs 民政事务
- civil answer 有礼貌的回答
- civil duties 公民义务
- civil life 公民生活
- civil servants 文职人员,公务员
- civil service 文官(总称)
- civil society 文明社会
- civil war 内战
- civil to offer the help 有礼貌的提供帮助
- civil to strangers 对陌生人有礼貌
经典引文
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To exercise civil dominion of their own.
出自: R. Hooker -
The instruction of heathen children in..civil knowledge.
出自: Horace Walpole -
Compelled by civil troubles to go into banishment.
出自: Ld Macaulay