civilized

UK:  ['sɪvə.laɪzd]

US:  ['sɪvɪ.laɪzd]

adj.

1.文明的,有礼貌的;有教养的

2.已变成文明(社会)的

3.文明;发达

4.开诚布公的

1 . In a civilized community, especially if it had a sophisticated market economy, people wouldn't want "vigilante justice" to be the norm.
在一个文明社会里，尤其是如果存在着一个错综复杂的市场经济，人们不会希望“私自执法”成为常规。

2 . They said Italy would be a more civilized country if it gives rights to unmarried and gay couples.
他们表示如果意大利能够给与未婚与同性爱者配偶以更大的权利，它将成为一个更加文明的国度。

3 . Yet there is something very civilized about taking a moment to actually sit down in the middle of the day and relax with a coffee.
然而在白天找个时间坐下小憩片刻，喝杯咖啡放松心情不才是真正的文明生活吗？

4 . People start to accept such a concept that leisure is a gauge of national productivity and a measurement of a civilized society.
人们开始接受休闲作为国家生产力的评估和文明社会的博物馆这样的理念。

5 . Carefully observe the life of every detail, look at the heart of a civilized life, seize the moment, you will have a lot more, more.
用心观察生活中的每一个细节，用文明之心看待生活，把握瞬间，你将拥有得更多，更多。