communal的意思|communal的解释-里氏词典

communal ['kɑmjʊnl.]

a. 公有的, 公社的

[法] 公共的, 自治体的, 巴黎公社的

An advocate of communal living.
公社主义者公社生活的拥护者
Belief in or practice of communal ownership, as of goods and property.
公社主义公社所有权的信仰或实践，如对商品和财产
A communal toilet of a type often used in a camp or barracks.
公共厕所通常用在帐篷或营房里的一种公共厕所

communal

[ adj ]

relating to a small administrative district or community

<adj.pert>

communal elections in several European countries

for or by a group rather than individuals

<adj.all>

dipping each his bread into a communal dish of stew

a communal settlement in which all earnings and food were shared

a group effort

Communal \Com"mu*nal\ (? or ?), a. [Cf. F. communal.]
1. Pertaining to a commune.

2. resembling a commune[4] or the practises of a commune[4];
as, communal living.

Syn: collectivist.
[PJC]

Because women are more likely to develop communal, confessional relationships, they say, there is a new flavor to collegial friendships.
His comments and those of 10 other reserve officers appear in "Commanders' Reflections," a 34-page booklet published by the Kibbutz Artzi movement that unites 85 of Israel's 160-odd kibbutzim, or communal farms.
"It's heads I win, tails you lose because brave words notwithstanding, the peril of communal animosity is still not taken seriously.
On my board is a previously retired personality, who has proved most successful. Likewise my charitable foundation's director is a retired communal executive who is doing well in his new career.
The Third World women are exposed to water-borne diseases because they are generally responsible for getting water from communal sources.
The cadets awake to reveille at 6:55 a.m. and head to communal showers.
The following year, communal riots set large swatches of the country ablaze.
Although upset about being left out of the communal graduation ceremony, "getting my diploma was the least of my worries in those days," he said.
"Jewish life there was quite developed with an advanced communal life.
Bertha Lindsay, the last eldress of the Shakers, a celibate religious sect that promoted communal living and pacifism for more than 200 years, has died.
Maseca, too, is pursuing ventures with communal farmers along Mexico's fast-growing Pacific Coast.
On top of the standard monthly rental, a monthly fee is normally charged for the communal areas and sometimes pays for a concierge.
The east also has been the scene of communal violence among the Tamil, Sinhalese and Moslems in which hundreds of civilians have been killed.
Voters edged away from Northern Ireland's militant extremes and boosted moderates today on both sides of the communal divide, according to nearly complete returns from local elections.
Under Mexican law, landholdings that exceed the legal limits or are left idle may be expropriated and given to groups of campesinos to use as an ejido, a type of communal farm.
They would cite the stench of stairwells now serving as that army's communal urinal, the scores of blanket-covered figures sprawled out on benches, that lie underfoot in stairwells and underpasses.
Even the kibbutzim, the communal farms that were the backbone of Israel's pioneering ideal of sharing work and profits, are in serious financial trouble.
Commission member Ralph Eluska, president of the Akhiok-Kaguyak Native Corporation, said Akhiok villagers still were afraid of catching and eating seafood, activities at the center of their communal life.
Flames that started in thorn fields near the Ein Gev kibbutz, or communal farm, spread to uncleared mine fields left over from war, said Danny Hanania, fire chief for the Galilee and Golan Heights region.
He says the state's communal violence, which has claimed thousands of lives in the past 20 years, is largely a continuing battle among bootleggers.
Sayeed told Parliament that in 1988, 80 people died in "communal violence."
"It's an example of the difference in the communal feeling of this town.
"This is not a communal issue.
It's lovely to fall asleep with rain drumming on the roof, but there are some inherent problems with communal living.
South-east Asia's technological revolution seems to have by-passed the Red River delta. In the port of Haiphong, I find a Moscvich communal taxi to take me on to Halong.
There are still prophets of the hippie culture sprinkled in the Santa Cruz Mountains, and the quarter-century-old values of that communal counterculture have emerged from quake rubble.
The Moscow Chamber Opera play it like a black farce; Pokrovsky's production leaves the whole cast on stage sitting on benches to watch the unlikely events unfold, turns it into a communal ritual.
He said that "compulsory work in health and social institutions, communal establishments and major investment projects" might be suitable alternatives to military service.
We shared a common sound stage with France's premier communal theater group.
"The issue, with its ideological, moral and communal implications, should not be decided in the context of political accommodation of or ensuring the maintenance or downfall of a particular government.

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