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civic adj.公民的；市民的；城市的 (1) 植树是每个公民的义务。(2) 上证所的新计划作为一个金融中心，公民的含义。(3) 专家说学校的名字可以展现和塑造市民的价值观念。(4) 有预谋的犯罪仍然是对米兰市民的永远的威胁。 The adjective civic comes from the Latin word civis, which was the word for a citizen of Ancient Rome. It is also a root word for "city," so civic can also mean anything related to a city. In your town, civic leaders meet frequently and public input is always welcome. So if you have a grievance about a civic issue, you should attend a meeting — or drop by the diner where the mayor always eats breakfast.

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英 ['sɪvɪk] 美 ['sɪvɪk] (1) It's our civic duty to plant trees.(2) The new SSE is planned as a financial center with civic meaning.(3) Researchers say school names can show civil civic values and also shake shape them.(4) Organised crime continues to be the perpetual scourge of Milanese civic life. If something is related to or benefits an individual citizen, it can be described as civic. People often say that it is your civic duty to vote. 1[ADJ 形容词]市政的；城镇当局的 You use civic to describe people or things that have an official status in a town or city.   [ADJ n]...the businessmen and civic leaders of Manchester.曼彻斯特的商人和市政官员...Bromley Civic Centre.布罗姆利市政中心2[ADJ 形容词]公民的；市民的 You use civic to describe the duties or feelings that people have because they belong to a particular community.   [ADJ n]...a sense of civic pride.公民的自豪感

英语单词	civic
英美音标	英 ['sɪvɪk] 美 ['sɪvɪk]
中文释义	adj.公民的；市民的；城市的
英语例句	(1) It's our civic duty to plant trees. (2) The new SSE is planned as a financial center with civic meaning. (3) Researchers say school names can show civil civic values and also shake shape them. (4) Organised crime continues to be the perpetual scourge of Milanese civic life.
中文例句	(1) 植树是每个公民的义务。 (2) 上证所的新计划作为一个金融中心，公民的含义。 (3) 专家说学校的名字可以展现和塑造市民的价值观念。 (4) 有预谋的犯罪仍然是对米兰市民的永远的威胁。
vocabulary简明	If something is related to or benefits an individual citizen, it can be described as civic. People often say that it is your civic duty to vote.
vocabulary扩展	The adjective civic comes from the Latin word civis, which was the word for a citizen of Ancient Rome. It is also a root word for "city," so civic can also mean anything related to a city. In your town, civic leaders meet frequently and public input is always welcome. So if you have a grievance about a civic issue, you should attend a meeting — or drop by the diner where the mayor always eats breakfast.
柯林斯解释	1 [ADJ 形容词]市政的；城镇当局的 You use civic to describe people or things that have an official status in a town or city. [ADJ n] ...the businessmen and civic leaders of Manchester. 曼彻斯特的商人和市政官员 ...Bromley Civic Centre. 布罗姆利市政中心 2 [ADJ 形容词]公民的；市民的 You use civic to describe the duties or feelings that people have because they belong to a particular community. [ADJ n] ...a sense of civic pride. 公民的自豪感

Civic People Word Duty Related City Leaders Adj