civilization

civilización

Gran sociedad con formas de vida, gobierno, artes y conocimientos propios.

En inglés sencillo: A large society with its own ways of living, government, arts, and skills.

• They studied an ancient civilization.
• Several civilizations grew along this river.
• Writing changed the course of Roman civilization.

Sinónimos: culture, society

Expresiones frecuentes: ancient civilization, modern civilization

civilización

La sociedad humana y sus servicios, como tiendas, carreteras y medios de comunicación.

En inglés sencillo: Human society and its services, such as shops, roads, and communication.

• We were far from civilization.
• After weeks in the mountains, she missed civilization.
• The village was our first sign of civilization.

Sinónimos: society

Expresiones frecuentes: return to civilization, escape civilization

civilización

Proceso de enseñar o desarrollar formas de vida consideradas educadas, organizadas o avanzadas.

En inglés sencillo: The process of teaching or developing ways of living considered polite, organized, or advanced.

• He saw education as a tool of civilization.
• The book describes the gradual civilization of society.
• Her theory of civilization places great importance on manners.

Sinónimos: civilizing

Expresiones frecuentes: civilization of society, process of civilization