civil

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adjective

civil

[ˈsɪvəl]

adjetivo

1. civil (of society)

2. cortés (polite)

civil [si-vil]

adjetivo

1. Civil, lo que pertenece al gobierno, vida o intereses de los ciudadanos de un estado (of society, citizens).

2. Civil, lo contrario a criminal en términos forenses, y lo que no es eclesiástico ni militar.

Civil death -> la privación de los derechos civiles a consecuencia de una sentencia o pena

3. Civil, intestino, doméstico.

4. Civil, atento, urbano, cortés (polite), afable.

That’s very civil of you -> es muy gentil de su parte
Civil service -> los departamentos del servicio público que no son militares ni navales
Civil law -> V
Civil defense -> (GB) defence, defensa civil
Civil disobedience -> desobediencia civil

LAW.


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