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civilised

/ˈsɪv.əl.aɪzd/

Tradução: Descreve uma sociedade, pessoa ou comportamento considerados desenvolvidos, educados e culturalmente maduros; também pode indicar algo que foi trazido para um estado de ordem e refinamento., Verbo que indica levar um lugar ou um povo a um estágio de desenvolvimento social, cultural e moral considerado mais avançado. Também pode significar tornar alguém mais educado, refinado ou integrado a uma cultura dominante.

2 verbetes

adjective

/ˈsɪv.əl.aɪzd/B2formalbritish
  • ptDescreve uma sociedade, pessoa ou comportamento considerados desenvolvidos, educados e culturalmente maduros; também pode indicar algo que foi trazido para um estado de ordem e refinamento.

Describes a society, person, or behavior that is considered advanced, polite, and culturally developed.

  1. Advanced societyB2formalbritish

    Characterized by a high level of social, cultural, and technological development.

    ptCivilizado

    • Ancient Greece is considered one of the most civilised societies in history.
    • A civilised nation values education and the arts.
    • The treaty aimed to bring civilised standards to the region.

    Sinônimosadvancedcultivatedcultureddevelopedenlightenedmodernrefinedsophisticated

    Antônimosbackwardbarbaricprimitivesavageunciviliseduncultured

  2. Polite and refinedB2formalbritish

    Showing good manners, taste, and consideration for others.

    ptEducado

    • It is not civilised to interrupt someone while they are speaking.
    • She conducted herself in a very civilised manner at the dinner party.
    • A civilised conversation requires listening as well as speaking.

    Sinônimoscourteousculturedgenteelgraciouspolishedpoliterefinedurbane

    Antônimosbarbaricboorishcoarsecrudeill-manneredimpoliterudeuncivilizeduncouthvulgar

Formas
  • more civilised comparative form
  • most civilised superlative form

verb

civilize/ˈsɪv.ɪ.laɪz/B2formal
  • ptVerbo que indica levar um lugar ou um povo a um estágio de desenvolvimento social, cultural e moral considerado mais avançado. Também pode significar tornar alguém mais educado, refinado ou integrado a uma cultura dominante.

A verb used to indicate the act of bringing a place or people to a stage of social, cultural, and moral development considered to be more advanced.

  1. Bring to an advanced stateB2formal

    To bring a group of people or a society to an advanced stage of social development and culture.

    ptCivilizar

    • The Romans sought to civilize the tribes they conquered.
    • Education is a powerful tool to civilize society.
    • Missionaries often aimed to civilize indigenous populations.

    Sinônimosadvancecultivateeducateenlightenimproverefine

    Antônimosbarbarizesavage

  2. Refine or improve mannersB2formal

    To make someone more polite, refined, or cultured in their behavior.

    ptCivilizar

    • His time abroad helped civilize his rough manners.
    • The etiquette class aimed to civilize the young students.
    • She tried to civilize her brother's eating habits.

    Sinônimosacculturatecultivateeducateenlightenhumanizepolishrefine

    Antônimoscoarsencorruptdebasedegradedeprave

Formas
  • civilised past participle
  • civilized past participle
  • civilised past simple
  • civilized past simple
  • civilising present participle
  • civilizing present participle
  • civilises third person singular
  • civilizes third person singular