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1 civil
{'sivil}
1. граждански
CIVIL case юр. гражданско дело/процес
CIVIL death юр. пълно лишаване от граждански права
CIVIL disobedience пол. организирана пасивна съпротива
CIVIL engineering строително инженерство
CIVIL law гражданско право, шт. римско/нецърковно право
CIVIL list фин. цивилна листа
CIVIL marriage граждански/нецърковен брак
CIVIL rights граждански права (ам. особ. за негрите)
CIVIL rights movement движение за зашита на гражданските права
2. цивилен, невоенен
CIVIL aviation гражданска, особ. търговска авиация
CIVIL servant държавен Служител, чиновник
С. Service държавните (нс военни) ведомства, държавна служба
CIVIL war гражданска/междуособна война
3. учтив, любезен, вежлив* * *{'sivil} a 1. граждански; civil case юр. гражданско дело/процес; civil* * *цивилен; учтив; вежлив; културен;* * *1. civil aviation гражданска, особ. търговска авиация 2. civil case юр. гражданско дело/процес 3. civil death юр. пълно лишаване от граждански права 4. civil disobedience пол. организирана пасивна съпротива 5. civil engineering строително инженерство 6. civil law гражданско право, шт. римско/нецърковно право 7. civil list фин. цивилна листа 8. civil marriage граждански/нецърковен брак 9. civil rights movement движение за зашита на гражданските права 10. civil rights граждански права (ам. особ. за негрите) 11. civil servant държавен Служител, чиновник 12. civil war гражданска/междуособна война 13. С. service държавните (нс военни) ведомства, държавна служба 14. граждански 15. учтив, любезен, вежлив 16. цивилен, невоенен* * *civil[´sivil] adj 1. граждански; \civil case юрид. граждански процес (дело); \civil death юрид., ост. гражданска смърт; \civil list цивилна листа; \civil strife борба между отделни групировки; 2. цивилен, не военен; 3. учтив, любезен, вежлив, възпитан; keep a \civil tongue in your head! дръж се прилично! to do the \civil разг. правя се на много учтив, спазвам протокола; how very \civil of you! колко любезно от твоя страна!
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