civil rights  

civil rights

civil rights 

phrase. 民事权利,公民权利 

The civil rights bill carried by a large majority. 公民权利法案获得大多数同意而通过。
It includes the right to sue in federal court. Both federal and state civil rights laws were enacted to protect citizens from sexual harassment from their employers. 它包括向联邦法庭起诉的权利,联邦与州(相关的)的民事权利法律的制定就是为了保护人们免受他们雇主的性骚扰。

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  • phrase. 民事权利,公民权利
  • 1. The civil rights bill carried by a large majority.

    公民权利法案获得大多数同意而通过。

  • 2. It includes the right to sue in federal court. Both federal and state civil rights laws were enacted to protect citizens from sexual harassment from their employers.

    它包括向联邦法庭起诉的权利,联邦与州(相关的)的民事权利法律的制定就是为了保护人们免受他们雇主的性骚扰。

  • 3. Homeless and civil rights advocates said the ordinance is another attempt by city officials to target the homeless.

    流浪者和公民权利倡导者说,该法令是市政府针对流浪者管理的又一尝试。

  • civil rights (n.) "right of each citizen to liberty, equality, etc.," 1721, American English, from civil in the sense "pertaining to the citizen in his relations to the organized commonwealth or to his fellow citizens." Specifically of black U.S. citizens from 1866, in reference to the Civil Rights Bill, an act of Congress which conferred citizenship upon all persons born in the United States, not subjects of other powers, "of every race and color, without regard to any previous condition of slavery." Civil Rights Movement in reference to the drive for racial equality that began in U.S. in mid-1950s is attested by 1963.
ˌcivil ˈrights / ; NAmE / noun [plural ] the rights that every person in a society has, for example to be treated equally, to be able to vote, work, etc. whatever their sex, race or religion 公民权 the civil rights leader Martin Luther King 民权领袖马丁 · 路德 · 金 ˌcivil ˈrights / ; NAmE /
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