civilization

n.文明；文化

civilizations───n.文明（civilization的复数形式）

civilisation───n.（英）文明（等于civilization）

civilizational───文明的

civilisations───n.（英）文明（等于civilization）

divinization───n.奉为神明；神圣化

virilization───n.女性男性化；男性化

civilianization───平民化

subcivilization───亚文明

civilisational───文明的

Environmental damage threatens the whole of civilization.───环境的破坏威胁着整个文明世界。

I finally reached what we laughingly call civilization.───我终于到了我们戏称为文明之地的地方。

Civilization is on the brink of apocalypse.───文明已濒临毁灭的边缘。

In some ways, civilization does not seem to have progressed much in the last century.───在某些方面，上个世纪文明似乎进展不大。

To come to China, one of the early cradles of civilization, has long been my dream and therefore, I fell very honored to be your guest.───访问中国这一古老文明的摇篮是我梦寐以求的愿望，我为自己能成为贵国的客人而深感荣幸。

It was the beginning of what led to the break with civilization, the Shoah.───那一天是文明破碎的开端，是大灾难。

So the blowout in the Gulf is just a little piece of a much larger problem that we have with the energy that we use to run civilization.───所以墨西哥湾的井喷只是人类文明运转中我们如何使用能源这个更大问题中的冰山一角。

Concerning the civilization, before seem to be have never considered hard, in my brains, more present of is another phrase-value.───关于文明，以前似乎从未认真思考过，在我的头脑里，更多呈现的是另一个词——价值。

A dynasty enough to affect the process of Chinese Civilization would be born in his hands.───一个足以影响中华文明进程的王朝将在他的手中横空出世。

Scraping away patiently in soil with their fingers, the team of scientists discovered the ruins of an ancient civilization.