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civil

gb/sˈɪvəl/ us/sˈɪvəl/
B1 英語
~ 1200
udvarias, udvariasság, polgári, civil, állampolgári, polgári jogi, polgárháborús, belső
B1
1
用法パターン:
[someone] is civil to [someone]
Even during the heated debate, both sides remained civil.
Még a heves vita közben is mindkét fél udvarias maradt.
Please try to be civil when addressing the committee.
Kérem, próbáljon udvarias lenni, amikor a bizottsághoz szól.
They had a civil exchange despite their differences.
She managed to stay civil, even though she was upset.
学習者向け例文
He was civil to his neighbor.
Udvarias volt a szomszédjával.
They spoke in a civil way.
Udvariasan beszéltek.
She is always civil to her teachers.
We had a civil talk about the problem.
よくある間違い:
Learners sometimes confuse 'civil' with 'civic'. 'Civil' means polite or relating to citizens, while 'civic' relates to duties or activities of a city or community.
意味
Polite and respectful
コロケーション
civil conversation |civil tone |remain civil |civil exchange
類義語
courteous (Slightly more formal; emphasizes manners and etiquette.)
対義語
rude (Shows a lack of politeness or respect.)
テーマ
social |communication |behavior |relationships
定義

Acting in a polite and kind way to other people.

Behaving in a polite, respectful, and considerate way toward others.

B2
2
用法パターン:
civil [noun]
The new law aims to protect civil rights.
Az új törvény célja az állampolgári jogok védelme.
Civil society plays an important role in democracy.
A civil társadalom fontos szerepet játszik a demokráciában.
He studied civil law at university.
Civil unrest broke out after the election results.
学習者向け例文
Civil rights are important for everyone.
Az állampolgári jogok mindenki számára fontosak.
Civil law is different from criminal law.
A polgári jog különbözik a büntetőjogtól.
There were protests during the civil unrest.
Civil society helps improve the country.
よくある間違い:
Learners sometimes use 'civil' when they mean 'civic' for duties like voting; 'civil' here is broader and includes legal and societal matters.
意味
Relating to citizens
コロケーション
civil rights |civil society |civil law |civil unrest
類義語
civic (Often used for duties or responsibilities of citizens; overlaps in some contexts.)
対義語
military (Relating to armed forces rather than ordinary citizens.)
テーマ
law |government |society |politics
定義

About the people of a country and their lives, not the army or religion.

Concerning the people of a country and their rights, organization, and affairs, as distinct from the military or religious matters.

B2 TECHNICAL
3
用法パターン:
civil [case/matter/dispute]
The company faced a civil lawsuit over breach of contract.
Szerződésszegés miatt polgári pert indítottak a cég ellen.
She filed a civil case against her landlord.
Polgári pert indított a bérbeadója ellen.
Civil liability can result in payment of damages.
The dispute will be settled in civil court.
学習者向け例文
They had a civil case about money.
Pénz miatt volt egy polgári perük.
He went to civil court for the problem.
Polgári ügyben fordult bírósághoz a probléma miatt.
A civil lawsuit is not about crime.
She has civil liability for the damage.
よくある間違い:
Learners may confuse 'civil law' (private law) with 'common law' or with criminal law; 'civil' here is about non-criminal disputes.
意味
Relating to private law cases
コロケーション
civil case |civil court |civil liability |civil dispute
類義語
non-criminal (Plain description focusing on absence of criminal nature.)
対義語
criminal (Relating to crimes and their prosecution.)
テーマ
law |business
定義

About legal cases between people or companies, not about crimes.

Relating to legal cases involving the rights and duties of individuals or organizations, rather than criminal offenses.

B1
4
用法パターン:
civil [war/conflict/strife]
The nation was torn apart by civil war.
A nemzetet polgárháború szakította szét.
Civil conflict lasted for over a decade.
A belső konfliktus több mint egy évtizedig tartott.
The peace treaty ended years of civil strife.
学習者向け例文
The country had a civil war.
Az országban polgárháború volt.
Civil conflict is very bad for people.
A belső konfliktus nagyon rossz hatással van az emberekre.
They want to stop the civil strife.
意味
Within one country
コロケーション
civil war |civil conflict |civil strife
類義語
internal (General term for something happening within an entity or country.)
対義語
international (Involving more than one country.)
テーマ
history |politics |law
定義

Happening between groups in the same country.

Happening among the people of a single country, especially referring to war or conflict between different groups inside it.

文法
辞書形
civil
IPA
GB/sˈɪvəl/
US/sˈɪvəl/
音節・強勢
civil (1音節)
Stress on 1st syllable (civil)
活用形
Adjective
  • Base: civil
  • Comparative: civiller
  • Superlative: civillest
関連語
Forms
civiller adjective civillest adjective
Core family
civilize verb civilization noun B2 civilized adjective
Related words
civilian noun B1 civic adjective B2 civility noun B2
Negative and opposite forms
uncivil adjective uncivilized adjective
Advanced or less common
civilly adverb incivility noun
文法ポイント
  • Irregular comparative: civiller Adjective
  • Irregular superlative: civillest Adjective
表現

civil liberties

1
/sˈɪvəl lˈɪbɚtiz/
fixed phrase

Basic freedoms protected by law

The basic freedoms that people have, which are protected by law.

例文
  • Freedom of speech is one of our civil liberties.
  • Civil liberties must be protected even in times of crisis.

civil rights

1
/sˈɪvəl ɹˈaɪts/
fixed phrase

Rights ensuring freedom and equality

The basic rights that all citizens should have, like freedom and equal treatment.

例文
  • The movement fought for civil rights in the 1960s.
  • Civil rights are protected by law.

civil society

1
/sˈɪvəl səsˈaɪəti/
fixed phrase formal

Non-government citizen groups and institutions

Groups and organizations run by people, not the government, that help with public life.

例文
  • Civil society plays a key role in promoting democracy.
  • Strong civil society can hold leaders accountable.

civil war

1
/sˈɪvəl wˈɔɹ/
fixed phrase

War inside one country

A war between different groups in the same country.

例文
  • The Civil War in the United States lasted four years.
  • A brutal civil war destroyed much of the nation.

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