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单词 collective
释义
collective
adjective[before noun]
uk
/kəˈlek.tɪv/us
/kəˈlek.tɪv/
of orsharedby everymemberof agroupofpeople:
集体的；共同的
a collectivedecision/effort共同的决定／努力
collectiveresponsibility/leadership共同责任／集体领导
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Sharing
  • allocate
  • allocation
  • allot
  • allotment
  • allotted
  • corporate
  • distribute
  • distribution
  • divide/split(something)down the middleidiom
  • divvy
  • Dutch
  • joint
  • mate
  • ration
  • rationsomethingout
  • redistribute
  • redistribution
  • serve out
  • split
  • spread
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collectivity
collective
noun[C]
uk
/kəˈlek.tɪv/us
/kəˈlek.tɪv/
anorganizationorbusinessthat isownedandcontrolledby thepeoplewhoworkin it
联合组织；联合体；集体企业
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Enterprises
  • acquiree
  • acquirer
  • acquiror
  • agency
  • agribusiness
  • answering service
  • citadel
  • consortium
  • fintech
  • firm
  • franchise
  • franchisee
  • franchiser
  • multinational
  • organizational
  • packer
  • parent company
  • partner up
  • partnership
  • plc
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Organizations, Societies & clubs
(Definition ofcollectivefrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

collective| American Dictionary

collective
adjective
us
/kəˈlek·tɪv/
of orsharedby everymemberof agroupofpeople:
It was a collectivedecision/effort.

collectively

adverbus
/kəˈlek·tɪv·li/
Theindustryiswillingtoworkcollectively tofindasolution.
(Definition ofcollectivefrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

collective| Business English

collective
adjective[before noun]
uk
/kəˈlektɪv/us
done orsharedby everymemberof agroup:
collective action/effort/decisionIt willrequirea collectiveeffortfromgovernment,providers, and themediatomeetourgoals.
collective responsibility/rightsAlldirectorstake collectiveresponsibilityforboarddecisions.
collective
noun[C]
uk
/kəˈlektɪv/us
anorganizationorbusinesswhich isownedandcontrolledby thepeoplewhoworkin it:
Oneappealof collectives is that theyreducerisk.
acollectivefarm
(Definition ofcollectivefrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofcollective

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Moreover, this is an analogy between plant life, seen as developing according to a single pattern, and human collectives - in other words, a metonymy.
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A similar process of 'approximation' took place with the alternative collectives and citizens' initiatives and the state.
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The norm provided collectives with a natural incentive to monitor their own members' behaviour.
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Each household became responsible for its contractually assigned output quota, and for its share of taxes and the collective's other expenses.
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They form collectives, as cell aggregates, neural centers, and coordinated neural centers.
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The entire arm control system includes all the collectives, and through them, the constituent neurons.
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Since the early 1980s, collectives and private grain traders have gradually been allowed to trade grain.
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In order to meaningfully assert this, these collectives must be capable of expressing certain attitudes, beliefs, or values.
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Skeptics characterized many shtetl collectives as "dwarflike" and lacking in future prospects.
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In his approach, the nouns listed in and would not be considered as collectives.
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Unlike internal plurals, 'genuine' collectives cannot be preceded by the plural determiners these, those, and numerals.
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Physicians may belong to both corporate and bargaining collectives that, if untrustworthy, may influence the trust that patients have in physicians.
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We also trust individual physicians as physicians, as representatives of their voluntarily selected collectives.
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The final curtain on collectives has not been drawn.
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Output from foreign-funded firms in 1991 grew much faster than that from state-owned enterprises, collectives and private domestic concerns.
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