civilised + noun
civilised作定语修饰名词。
They live in a civilised society.
他们生活在一个文明的社会里。
文明的
文雅的；civilized的非牛津英式拼写
having a high state of culture and development both social and technological
civilized的非牛津英式拼写
Non-Oxford British English spelling of civilized.
He was very civilised during the debate, never raising his voice.
他在辩论中非常文明，从未提高嗓门。
用法提示：civilised 作为形容词，表示举止文明有礼。
The ancient Greeks had a civilised society with advanced arts and philosophy.
古希腊人拥有文明的社会，艺术和哲学高度发达。
用法提示：civilised 作为形容词，描述社会具有高度文化发展。
The dinner party was a civilised affair, with fine wine and polite conversation.
这场晚宴是一场文明的活动，有美酒和礼貌的交谈。
用法提示：civilised 作为形容词，形容活动文雅有教养。
civilised作定语修饰名词。
They live in a civilised society.
他们生活在一个文明的社会里。
civilised作表语，常与be动词连用。
The people here are very civilised.
这里的人很文明。
用more civilised表示更高程度的文明。
This country is more civilised than many others.
这个国家比许多其他国家更文明。
grammar · medium
易错句子They want to civilised the region.
正确表达They want to civilise the region.
错误：使用了过去分词 'civilised' 作为不定式，但情态动词 'want to' 后应跟动词原形。改正为原形 'civilise'。
grammar · medium
易错句子He was civilised the city last year.
正确表达He civilised the city last year.
错误：使用了被动结构 'was civilised'，但此处需表示主动意义（他教化城市）。删除 'was'，直接用过去式 'civilised'。
拼写差异：civilised 为英式拼写，civilized 为美式拼写，意义相同
词义和用法不同：civil 可指‘有礼貌的’或‘公民的’，而 civilised 特指‘有教养的、文明的（社会）’，侧重文化发展
词义不同：civic 与城市或公民职责相关，civilised 则指个人或社会的文明程度
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