日本語WordNet
having a high state of culture and development both social and technological; "terrorist acts that shocked the civilized world"
marked by refinement in taste and manners; "cultivated speech"; "cultured Bostonians"; "cultured tastes"; "a genteel old lady"; "polite society"
AIによる解説
Having a highly developed culture and social organization, or behaving in a polite, reasonable, and refined manner. Opposite of barbaric or uncivilized.
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Such beastliness is unacceptable in civilized society.
そのような野蛮さは文明社会では受け入れられない。
In contrast to authoritarian regimes restricting freedoms, democratic societies safeguard civil liberties and protect fundamental human rights.
自由を制限する権威主義体制とは対照的に、民主的社会は市民の自由を保護し、基本的人権を守ります。
It is remarkable that the ancient civilizations constructed such elaborate monuments without modern technology available.
古代文明が現代技術を利用せずにこのような精巧な記念碑を建設したことは驚くべきことです。
The Mediterranean region boasts rich heritage, attracting scholars who investigate ancient civilizations and their enduring contributions.
地中海地域は豊かな遺産を誇り、古代文明とその永続的な貢献を調査する学者を引き付けている。
Astonishing was the discovery of artifacts providing insights into ancient civilizations' sophisticated technologies.
古代文明の洗練された技術への洞察を提供する遺物の発見は驚くべきものでした。
The historian noted that the Renaissance flourished during the fifteenth century and transformed European civilization permanently.
歴史家は、ルネサンスが15世紀に栄え、ヨーロッパ文明を永久に変革したと指摘しました。
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