Civic Meaning in English
word
/ˈsɪvɪk/
SI-vik
/sˈɪvɪk/
SI-vik
释义
Related to a city or town, its citizens, or the duties and responsibilities of people living in a community.
用法与细微差别
Used in formal and academic contexts, often with terms like 'civic duty', 'civic pride', or 'civic engagement'. Refers to responsibilities or issues connected to citizens and community, not government structures ('civil' is different). Not used for personal matters.
Spanish: cívicoPortuguese (BR): cívicoPortuguese (PT): cívicoChinese (Simplified): 市民的 - 公民的Chinese (Traditional): 市民的 - 公民的Hindi: नागरिकArabic: مدنيBengali: নাগরিকRussian: гражданскийJapanese: 市民の - 公民のVietnamese: công dân - đô thị (liên quan đến thành phố)Korean: 시민의Turkish: sivil - kentle ilgiliUrdu: شہریIndonesian: sipil
例句
The city held a civic parade for its anniversary.
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Voting is a civic responsibility.
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The library is a civic building.
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He teaches students about civic engagement and how to help their community.
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There was a real sense of civic pride after the park was cleaned up.
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Active civic groups make the city a better place to live.
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