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单词 commune
释义
commune
noun
uk
/ˈkɒm.juːn/us
/ˈkɑː.mjuːn/

communenoun(GROUP)

[C,+ sing/pl verb]
agroupoffamiliesorsinglepeoplewholiveandworktogethersharingpossessions andresponsibilities:
公社；群居团体
Sheleftherhusbandtojoina women's commune.她离开丈夫，加入了一个妇女群居团体。
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Groups of people
  • alliance
  • an
  • anti-gang
  • assemblage
  • babyboomer
  • bunch
  • flock
  • focus group
  • foursome
  • fraternity
  • gaggle
  • mafia
  • silent majority
  • sisterhood
  • special interest group
  • splinter group
  • squad
  • steering committee
  • suspect
  • trio
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communenoun(GOVERNMENT)

[C]
in somecountries, aunitoflocalgovernment
公社（某些国家的地方行政单位）
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UK politics: local government & politics
  • alderman
  • alderwoman
  • anti-city
  • authority
  • borough
  • canton
  • city council
  • county borough
  • county council
  • development area
  • federal district
  • intercounty
  • municipality
  • parish council
  • parochial
  • prefecture
  • principal area
  • self-governing
  • shire
  • town meeting
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commune
verb[I]
formal
uk
/kəˈmjuː.n/us
/kəˈmjuː.n/
to get verycloseto someone or something byexchangingfeelingsorthoughts:
亲密交谈；交流；接触；融合
Lyingnakedin thegrass, among thetreesandbirds, hefelthe was communingwithnature.赤裸裸地躺在草地上，置身于树木和鸟儿中间，他觉得自己与大自然融为了一体。
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Empathy and sensitivity
  • attuned
  • communicate
  • communion
  • compathy
  • emotional intelligence
  • empath
  • identify
  • identify withsomeone
  • put
  • putyourselfinsomeone'splace/position/shoesidiom
  • rapport
  • relate tosomeone/something
  • self-discovery
  • sensitive
  • sensitiveness
  • sympathetically
  • sympathize
  • theory of mind
  • understand
  • understanding
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(Definition ofcommunefrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

commune| American Dictionary

commune
noun[C]
us
/ˈkɑm·jun/
politics & government
thesmallestunitoflocalgovernmentin somecountries
A commune is also agroupofpeoplewholiveandworktogether andshareresponsibilities.
(Definition ofcommunefrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

commune| Business English

commune
noun[C]
uk
/ˈkɒmjuːn/us
GOVERNMENT
in somecountries, aunitoflocalgovernment:
In Italy, the commune is thebasicadministrativedivisionof bothprovincesandregions.
agroupofpeoplewholiveandworktogether onlandthat isownedby thestate, giving what theyproduceto thestate:
While the communesystemis nolongercommoninChina,knowledgeof what itentailedisessentialfor anunderstandingof thecountrytoday.
agroupofpeoplewholiveandworktogether,sharingpossessions andresponsibilities:
In the 1960s theylivedin ahippycommune in California.
(Definition ofcommunefrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofcommune

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What was still more effective was the right to veto a marriage which the communes and the cantons had assumed.
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By contrast, this effect almost completely disappears when urban communes are considered altogether, the weight of 'upwardly mobile' rural communes being insignificant in the total.
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The geography of the communes is a historical phenomenon.
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Even the smallest communes were now hooked into direct correspondence with the local prefect, who had almost dictatorial control over his appointed department.
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The fact that they take part in the election of the four communes does not confer upon them a more advanced civilization.
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By contrast, the situation of originaires outside of the communes changed significantly in 1912.
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Just as a crisis point for conventional families is the point at which children leave home, so also is it for communes.
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Here an attempt was made to strengthen the elected communes.
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Opposition to the party establishment was created in the form of revolutionary committees and communes.
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Since 1965, legislation has required the cantons and communes to pay supplementary benefits to those whose old-age pensions are insufficient to cover their basic needs.
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In this version of the liturgy we are already communing with one who died in pain and with no signs of hope.
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Local, self-determined communes were by law accorded administrative and fiscal control over health, education and some infrastructure.
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As civic communes increasingly competed with episcopal authority, tensions were focused in the sites and structures of these buildings.
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He used his method of loci communes to discuss the relevance of the passages in theological and soteriological terms.
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Here there were experiments in new residential arrangements such as communes or singleperson flats.
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