civ
sɪv
Definition

Definition of civ - Reverso English Dictionary

Abbreviation

1.
abr: civilianRareperson not in the military or policeRare
  • The civ was not allowed in the base.
civilian noncombatant
2.
abr: civilisationRareUKadvanced human society with culture and governmentRareUK
  • Ancient civ left many ruins.
civilization society
3.
abr: civil engineeringTECH.engineering field focused on building structures and roadsTECH.
  • She studies civ at university.
civil engineering
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Origin of civ

Latin, civis (citizen)

Examples of civ in a sentence

  • Only civs were present at the event.
  • The museum exhibit focused on early civ.
  • Many sci-fi games feature a lost civ.
  • Civ is a popular major among engineers.
  • Many civ graduates work on bridges.

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  1. French:civil, civ., ...
  2. German:Zivilist, Ziv., ...
  3. Italian:civ, civiltà, ...
  4. Spanish:civil, civs, ...
  5. Portuguese:civ, civilização, ...
  6. Chinese:平民, 文明, ...
  7. Japanese:民間人, 文明, ...
  8. Arabic:مَدَني, حضارة, ...
  9. Hebrew:אזרח, צִיווִילִיזַצְיָה, ...
  10. Russian:гражданский, цивилизация, ...
  11. Ukrainian:цив., цивілізація, ...
  12. Hindi:सिविलियन, सिव, ...

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