n. （古希腊）城邦；警察（同police）
n. （Polis）（美、希）波利斯（人名）
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1.The power to know is our ability to recognize, by sight, members of the same polis or city.
求知的能力，是我们透过双眼辨别，同一城邦或城市成员的能力。
2.He presents an extreme vision of the polis.
他呈现出一种极端版本的城邦。
3.In the literal opening, he gives what looks like a kind of natural history of the polis.
在本书开始的地方，他给了一种类似，城邦自然演变历史的说法。
4.The Republic, like the Greek polis, was a kind of tutelary association.
理想国》类似希腊城邦，一种守护式的联合。
5.The polis makes, a good polis, following good laws, makes its citizens better.
一个良好的城邦，必会建立完善的法律，并施惠于民。
6.The polis, as Aristotle as well as Plato clearly understand, is a small society, what could be called today a closed society.
如亚里士多德及柏拉图清楚明白,是一个小型的社会，即今日所称的封闭社会。
7.The end and purpose of a polis is the good life.
城邦目的和最终目标是为了美好生活。
8.The polis, as Aristotle as well as Plato clearly understand, is a small society, what could be called today a closed society.
如亚里士多德及柏拉图清楚明白,是一个小型的社会，即今日所称的封闭社会。
9.It was from a little book by Susan Polis Schutz called Don't Be Afraid to Love.
这首诗选自苏珊·波利斯·舒尔茨的一本小册子，书名是大胆去爱。