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Someone who is cultured and polite — who knows to put his dinner napkin on his lap — is civilized. So could you please behave in a civilized manner and get your feet off the dinner table?
Civilized is an adjective that describes the very opposite of barbarity. A civilized person is polite and courteous; he knows how to say “please” and “thank you.” A civilized group of people is characterized by being socially and technologically advanced. Both dinner parties and fancy computer gadgets are signs of a civilized people. That friend of yours who likes to show people how he can belch the entire alphabet? Maybe not.
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词根:civil
adj.civil公民的;民间的;文职的;有礼貌的;根据民法的
civilised文明的
n.civilization文明;文化
civility礼貌;礼仪;端庄
civilisation(英)文明(等于civilization)
vi.civilize变得文明
civilise变成文明社会(等于civilize)
vt.civilize使文明;教化;使开化
civilise教化;文明化;使开化