civil

adjective

UK /ˈsɪv(ə)l/

1
polite, especially in a formal way and without being friendly
He could barely bring himself to be civil to them.
Synonyms and related words
Polite
polite
civil
correct
2
usually before nounrelating to private legal disagreements between people, not criminal law
I intend to bring an action in the civil courts.
He will begin civil proceedings this week.
Synonyms and related words
Relating to the law or laws, or the work of lawyers
antitrust
appellate
civil
3
only before nounrelating to the people of a country, especially when they are protesting or fighting about something
Reports of civil unrest continue to come in from the northern provinces.
Synonyms and related words
Words used to describe rebellious people and actions
anarchic
civil
counter-revolutionary
4
only before nounrelating to or done by the state, instead of by religious authorities
We were married in a simple civil ceremony.
Synonyms and related words
Not religious and not holy
secular
irreverent
agnostic
5
usually before nounrelating to or involving ordinary people, not the armed forces
the development of nuclear power for military and civil use
civil aviation
Synonyms and related words
Veterans and civilians
the British Legion
civil
civilian

单词	civil
释义	civil adjective UK /ˈsɪv(ə)l/ Other entries for this word civil law noun civil war noun civil union noun civil defence noun civil rights noun civil servant noun civil society noun civil engineer noun civil engineering noun civil liberties noun the Civil List civil marriage noun civil partnership noun civil disobedience noun the civil service noun the Civil Procedure Rules noun the American Civil Liberties Union keep a civil tongue in your head phrase the European Union Civil Service Tribunal DEFINITIONS5 polite private, not criminal of people in one country of state, not religion not military 1 polite, especially in a formal way and without being friendly He could barely bring himself to be civil to them. Synonyms and related words Polite polite civil correct 2 usually before nounrelating to private legal disagreements between people, not criminal law I intend to bring an action in the civil courts. He will begin civil proceedings this week. Synonyms and related words Relating to the law or laws, or the work of lawyers antitrust appellate civil 3 only before nounrelating to the people of a country, especially when they are protesting or fighting about something Reports of civil unrest continue to come in from the northern provinces. Synonyms and related words Words used to describe rebellious people and actions anarchic civil counter-revolutionary 4 only before nounrelating to or done by the state, instead of by religious authorities We were married in a simple civil ceremony. Synonyms and related words Not religious and not holy secular irreverent agnostic 5 usually before nounrelating to or involving ordinary people, not the armed forces the development of nuclear power for military and civil use civil aviation Synonyms and related words Veterans and civilians the British Legion civil civilian civil adjective US /ˈsɪvɪl/ Other entries for this word civil law noun civil war noun civil union noun civil defense noun civil rights noun civil servant noun civil society noun civil engineer noun civil engineering noun civil liberties noun civil marriage noun civil partnership noun civil disobedience noun the civil service noun the Civil Procedure Rules noun the American Civil Liberties Union keep a civil tongue in your head phrase the European Union Civil Service Tribunal civil defenses DEFINITIONS5 polite private, not criminal of people in one country of state, not religion not military 1 polite, especially in a formal way and without being friendly He could barely bring himself to be civil to them. Synonyms and related words Polite polite civil correct 2 usually before nounrelating to private legal disagreements between people, not criminal law I intend to sue him in civil court. He will begin civil proceedings this week. Synonyms and related words Relating to the law or laws or the work of lawyers antitrust appellate civil 3 only before nounrelating to the people of a country, especially when they are protesting or fighting about something Reports of civil unrest continue to come in from the northern provinces. Synonyms and related words Words used to describe rebellious people and actions anarchic civil guerrilla 4 only before nounrelating to or done by the state, instead of by religious authorities We were married in a simple civil ceremony. Synonyms and related words Not religious and not holy secular irreverent agnostic 5 usually before nounrelating to or involving ordinary people, not the military civil aviation Synonyms and related words Veterans and civilians civil civilian civilian
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