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civilized
zivilisiert
английски
английски
немски
немски
civi·lized [ˈsɪvəlaɪzd, Am -əl-] ПРИЛ
1. civilized (advanced in social customs):
civilized
civilized nation
Kulturnation f <-, -en>
2. civilized (polite, reasonable):
civilized
a civilized person
3. civilized (showing good taste):
civilized
civi·lize [ˈsɪvəlaɪz, Am -əl-] ГЛАГ прх
to civilize sb individual
немски
немски
английски
английски
Present
Icivilize
youcivilize
he/she/itcivilizes
wecivilize
youcivilize
theycivilize
Past
Icivilized
youcivilized
he/she/itcivilized
wecivilized
youcivilized
theycivilized
Present Perfect
Ihavecivilized
youhavecivilized
he/she/ithascivilized
wehavecivilized
youhavecivilized
theyhavecivilized
Past Perfect
Ihadcivilized
youhadcivilized
he/she/ithadcivilized
wehadcivilized
youhadcivilized
theyhadcivilized
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But even right now, in the so-called civilized western world, innocent people from poor countries are put behind bars.
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Words can not express the feelings of profound horror with which the news of these raids had been received by the whole civilized world.
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Its aim is to create a strong, independent, prosperous and democratic country with an equitable and civilized society, to realise socialism and ultimately, communism.
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Archive and the archival activities are considered as an important field of the political building in modern civilized countries.
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All participants underlined the need for democratic transformation and the insertion of additional fundamental freedoms for citizens in the constitutions, and expressed the hope that the transition will proceed in peaceful and civilized ways.
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Alle Teilnehmer betonten die Notwendigkeit von demokratischer Umwandlung, und dem Einfügen von weiteren Grundfreiheiten für Bürger in die Verfassungen und gaben ihrer Hoffnung Ausdruck, dass diese weiteren Übergangsprozesse friedlich und zivilisiert verlaufen.
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