civilised

基本解釋

They should be equipped with the basics of civilised life, including water filters and solar panels.
房屋需要安裝有文明生活的基本設(shè)施，包括水過(guò)濾器和太陽(yáng)能板。
The way to change the country was by civilised dialogue; and he would mediate it, from the objective middle, if Americans wished him to.
改變這個(gè)國(guó)家的方法是要通過(guò)文明的對(duì)話，如果美國(guó)人民希望，他可以站在客觀公正的角度來(lái)協(xié)調(diào)對(duì)話。
What can be said, quite clearly, is that Britain, like almost all other countries that claim to be civilised, does not criminalise investigation into its history.
我們能比較確切的說(shuō)的就是，英國(guó)和幾乎其他所有標(biāo)榜自己文明的國(guó)家一樣，竝未將對(duì)於歷史的調(diào)查眡爲(wèi)犯罪。

They were civilised, inventing gunpowder, steel, when our forefathers ran around with loincloths in caves.
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