From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishcivilianci‧vil‧ian /səˈvɪljən/●くろまる●くろまる○しろまる noun [countable]ARMYanyone who is not a member of the military forces or the policeMany innocent civilians were killed during the war. —civilian adjective [only before noun]It was difficult to return to civilian life after ten years in the military.Examples from the Corpuscivilian• It is not only against civilians.• In all 646 soldiers and civilians were arrested and accused of supporting the rebellion.• The people of Vicksburg, both soldiers and civilians, had swarmed out into the streets.• Even during war, life must go on for civilians.• Along with the fresharrivals on the Union side was a Gettysburg civilian named JohnBurns.• Shotsslammed into the walls inside the courtyard where the civilianscried and threw themselves on the ground.