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civilised
时间: 2025-08-28 22:54:35
英 [ˈsɪvɪˌlaɪzd]

"文明"

双语例句
  • Without the wild world, we are not more but less civilised.

    没有了这个狂野的世界,我们不是更文明了,而是更不文明了。

  • A civilised leader must eschew violence.

    文明领导人必须避免使用暴力。

  • We have more freedom. It's more civilised and safer.

    我们有更多的自由,这里更文明也更安全。

  • At least India is civilised and recognised as such.

    至少印度同样是文明的,得到世人认可的。

  • But capital is the only civilised option left in the regulatory toolbox.

    但是资本是监管工具盒里剩下的唯一文明的选择。

  • The planet of Davin was once blessed with a progressive and civilised culture.

    达文曾是一颗被先进且文明的文化保佑的星球。

  • It is a rich, peaceful, civilised country that does not feel like a place in crisis.

    它是个富足、宁静、文明的国家,一点都不像有危机的样子。

  • Nor were the standards that Mr Smith so volubly sought to maintain very civilised.

    史密斯先生反复提到要维持的社会准则也不是很文明化。

  • This results in a lack of human interaction which is the basis of any civilised society.

    这个结果是因为缺乏人类的交流,这是文明社会的根基。

  • They should be equipped with the basics of civilised life, including water filters and solar panels.

    房屋需要安装有文明生活的基本设施,包括水过滤器和太阳能板。

  • The police death toll in a country that sees itself as the most civilised in Africa is indeed shocking.

    在被称为非洲的最文明的的一个国家的警察死亡人数的确令人震惊。

  • It is also because a civilised society tries to save people from accidentally burning themselves to death.

    还有一个原因:一个文明的社会,会努力保护人们不会由于意外把自己烧死。

  • He is civilised, self-reliant and friendly, confiding details about his life and toys to everyone he meets.

    他很文明,自立,而且友好,和遇见的每一个人分享他的人生细节和玩具。

  • For enthusiasts conversation is an art, one of the great pleasures of life, even the basis of civilised society.

    对于热情洋溢之人来说,交谈则是一门艺术,人生最大乐趣之一,甚至是文明社会的基础根基。

  • “It will be a sign that Russia is moving towards the civilised world, ” says Mr Guriev, “not away from it.”

    “这将是俄罗斯迈向闻名世界的标志,”古里耶夫说,“俄罗斯离之不远”。

  • What traditional buyers of luxury make of their nouveau co-consumers they are, of course, too civilised to say.

    是什么为这些传统奢华品消费者带来新伙伴呢? 当然,这样讲太文雅了些。

  • "We're civilised and they are not," says a Kikuyu mini-bus driver in the market-place, to applause from his friends.

    “我们是文明的民族,而他们不是,”市场里一位小巴士司机讲道。

  • “We're civilised and they are not,” says a Kikuyu mini-bus driver in the market-place, to applause from his friends.

    “我们是文明的民族,而他们不是,”市场里一位小巴士司机讲道。

  • Olivier moves in what boorish Americans regard as civilised society. Parrot is at home in the artistic demimonde.

    奥利菲尔住进了粗鲁的美国人叫做开化文明社会的地方,帕洛特则住进了充满艺术气息的半上流社会。

  • It is all very slick, professional and civilised and somehow symbolises how far this country - and region - has moved on.

    这里的一切都很有序,专业和文明,表明这个国家及地区已经取得了长足的进步。

  • Women ran the salons where the culture of the time was created, and their presence civilised the men they invited there.

    女人们举办沙龙,创造了那个时代的文化,受邀的男人则受到教化。

  • Some of those who defend the status quo argue that France is a civilised country that has simply chosen different priorities.

    坚持维护现状的一些人争论说,法国是一个文明国家,只是选择了不同的优先事项。

  • The new BMW 1 Series M Coupé is civilised for everyday use, but still a very quick car with a three-litre six-cylinder engine.

    宝马的双门M1是被驯化了,用于日常代步的车型,但配备3.0升排量6缸引擎的它,仍然跑得飞快。

  • As RECENTLY as a few months ago, it seemed possible to hope that this year's presidential election would be a civilised affair.

    几个月之前,今年的大选看起来有可能是一场文明的竞赛。

  • They are the civilised world, and know themselves to be such by virtue of righteously disembowelling the odd barbarian now and again.

    他们是文明世界的,但现在他们的美德就是去理直气壮的去开膛破肚,这种让人不解的野蛮行径。

  • The way to change the country was by civilised dialogue; and he would mediate it, from the objective middle, if Americans wished him to.

    改变这个国家的方法是要通过文明的对话,如果美国人民希望,他可以站在客观公正的角度来协调对话。

近义词
adj. 文明的
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