Traducciones de „civilize“ en el diccionario inglés » polaco

civilize, civilise ingl. brit. [ˈsɪvəlaɪz, ingl. am. -əl-] V. trans.

1. civilize (introduce civilization):

civilize

cywilizować [perf u-]

2. civilize (improve manners):

civilize

uczyć [perf na-] dobrych manier

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

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They have the duty to civilize the inferior races.

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Some people may that this is hard but if we want to civilize them we must do that.

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He proposes that colonization, while claiming to civilize the colonies, actually produces the opposite effect, refuting the claims of positive aspects of colonialism.

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It civilized them and provided them with the lifelong security that they needed.

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Cities tried to keep the proletarians out or tried to civilize them by forcing them to work in poor houses.

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He was convinced of the arts' importance (theatre particularly) as instrument for to civilize and to do to progress to the nations.

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With the same noble purpose, to educate and civilize the people, he wrote many essays as well as booklets for children.

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Now it was time to civilize our inner being.

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The idea that we can civilize these savages is beyond ludicrous.

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We need to civilize and tame them in their particulars.

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