英语释义

1. a specialist in Roman or modern civil law

2. one not on active duty in the armed services or not on a police or firefighting force

3. outsider sense 1

4. of, relating to, or made up of civilians
civilian concerns/demands the civilian population civilian customers/casualties The Congressional Gold Medal and the Presidential Medal of Freedom are the highest civilian honors in the United States.

5. having the status of a civilian
a civilian pilot

6. operated or controlled by civilians
civilian industry possessed by or vested in civilians
civilian authority

7. intended or suited for use or consumption by civilians
civilian goods With twin 2,520-horsepower engines and up to 19 seats, the Sikorsky S-92 is among the world's most powerful civilian helicopters.
— Josh Harkinson

8. a person who is not a member of the military or of a police or firefighting force

9. a person who is not a member of a military, police, or firefighting force

10. of or relating to people who are not members of a military, police, or firefighting force
After serving in the army, he got a civilian job.

11. a specialist in Roman or modern civil law

12. of or relating to civil law as distinguished from common law

片语

civilian use民用

As Civilians成平

Protect civilians保护平民

transferred to civilian work转业

civilian casualties平民伤亡；平民死伤；民众伤亡

commercial civilians商民

hawkish civilians主战平民

Starving civilians饑饿的平民

Innocent civilians无辜的平民

civilian population平民；平均人口

civilian worker民工；农民工

Civilians killed杀害平民的数量

civilians audience平民受众

Mostly Civilians大部分为平民

civilian construction民用建筑

英汉例句

• They also claim not to have killed any civilians which, for a rough province like Ghazni, with several 「contacts」 with the enemy each week, is a good record.

  波兰军队还声称从来没有误杀平民。对于伽兹尼这样一个每周都发生几次交火的化外之地来说，这是一个不错的纪录。

• But that knowledge is of faint comfort to the American soldiers I know who mistakenly emptied their rifles into a truck full of civilians because they thought they were about to be blown up.

  但那些恐怖对于我认识的一群美国士兵反而是一种小小的安慰，他们误以为要被对方炸飞，于是错把所有子弹射向了满载平民的卡车。

• NATO members are meeting to discuss who will assume responsibility for the 「no-fly」 zone, which was set up to protect civilians under authorization from the United Nations.

  北约成员国正在开会讨论谁将承担实施「禁飞区」的责任。这个禁飞区是在联合国授权下为了保护平民而设立的。

• I assumed we would try to get him when he was on the move, away from large numbers of civilians and the cover they gave his armed supporters.

  我以为我们会在艾迪德活动的时候，远离大量的平民以及他们为他的武装支持者们提供的掩护时去抓捕他。

• Everyone expects the bloodshed on all sides to increase, and that includes the civilians caught in the middle.

  每个人都预测到各方的流血会增加，这也包括身陷交战两方中间的平民。

• It argued that the need to protect civilians was an overwhelming moral imperative.

  保护平民的需要是压倒一切的道德职责备受争议。

• But we do have to ask this question: we have to ask whether extremists who have killed innocent civilians in New York and in Moscow will show that same restraint.

  但我们确实有必要问这样一个问题：我们有必要问一问，在纽约和莫斯科杀害无辜平民的极端主义分子会不会表现同样的克制。

• Accepting the figure for the success rate in killing militants nevertheless means that fully 500 or so Pakistani civilians have been killed since 2004.

  然而，若是接受这杀死激进分子的成功率数据，就意味着自2004年以来，足足500左右的巴基斯坦平民丧生于空袭中。

• They often fail to explode immediately and, like landmines, can pose a danger to civilians for years after a conflict-especially to children who may be attracted by their bright colours.

  他们通常不会立即爆炸，并且就象地雷一样，可能在战后的多年时间里对平民造成威胁——尤其是对可能为其彩色所吸引的孩童。

• That set the stage for the passage of UN Security Council Resolution 1973 at around midnight local time Thursday, which promised all measures to protect the city, and Libyan civilians more broadly.

  这为联合国安理会在当地时间周四子夜通过1973号决议设置了舞台，该协议承诺，会采取所有措施来保护这座城市，以及更多的利比亚平民。

• Those who respect civilians and protect them are the good guys, and have the right to bear arms.

  那些尊重平民并且保护他们的人们是好样的，并且有权利携带武器。