civilisation
英[sivilai'zeiʃɚn;-li'z-]美[sivilai'zeiʃɚn;-li'z-]
n. 文明，文化，教化
=civilization（美）
=civilization（美）
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- It is a truism that one can best imbibe and appreciate a country's culture and civilisation if one is familiar with its language and customs.
当一个人熟悉这个地方的语言和习俗，要欣赏别人的文化和文明是比较容易的事。收藏 - The gaunt and grave civilisation of the thirteenth century was presented with that of the nineteenth, grinning, prosperous, and well armed
十三世纪的贫乏而朴素的文化就和那微笑的，昌盛的而又武装得很好的十九世纪的文明呈现在一起了。收藏 - One boy, Valentine, is quickly rescued and returned to civilisation
这对双胞胎的父亲是流浪者贝利森特，他们在森林中走失了。收藏 - Sophocles(495-405 BC), was a giant of the golden age of Greek civilisation, a dramatist who work alongside and competed with Aeschylus, Euripides and Aristophanes.
索福柯勒斯（元前495--405）希腊文明黄金时代的一位巨人，戏剧家，他与埃斯库罗斯、里庇得斯和阿里斯托芬一起创作并相互竞争。 收藏
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