گزارش خطا در معنی کلمه 'community'

1 عمومی:: اجتماع‌

2 عمومی:: اجتماع

3 عمومی:: انجمن‌

4 عمومی:: جامعه

5 عمومی:: عوام‌

6 :: همبودگاه

1 general:: noun town, city: This community is well organized.

2 general:: community adjectives the local community • Our school is the centre of the local community. the whole community • The committee meets to discuss issues that affect the whole community. a small/large community • 75% of the population live in small communities of fewer than 450 people. the wider community (= the community of which a small group is a part ) • The sports centre is available to both the university and the wider community. a rural community (= a community in a country area ) • There is a need for better public transport for people in rural communities. a village community • Outside the capital, most people live in village communities. a farming community • a small farming community of about 1,000 inhabitants a mining community • She was brought up in a small mining community in North Wales. a close/close-knit/tight-knit community (= where all the people know each other ) • I live in a close-knit community where there's lots of support. a thriving community (= a community which is successful ) • In the past the village was a thriving community with a number of shops. community + NOUN a community centre British English , community center American English (= where people can go for social events, classes etc ) • A community centre is the ideal place for local residents to get together to discuss crime prevention. a community group • Community groups do not have enough say over what is built in their neighbourhoods. a community leader • Community leaders meet regularly to discuss local problems. community services (= providing schools, health facilities, roads etc ) • Some tax goes towards paying for your community services. community relations • Poor community relations are more common in urban areas than in the rest of the country. community spirit (= wanting to give friendship and support to other people who live in the same community ) • There is great community spirit in the village where I live. community care (= care for the sick, the old etc in their community rather than in hospital ) • Several voluntary organizations are involved in providing community care. community education • Community education includes classes, workshops, and summer schools. phrases a member of a community • It's good to feel that you are a member of a community. a pillar of the community (= a well respected and active member of a community ) • The doctor was regarded as a pillar of the local community. community 2 ADJECTIVES/NOUN + community the business/scientific/academic etc community • The idea has received intense interest from the business community. the Jewish/Christian/Muslim etc community • The mosque serves the local Muslim community. a religious community (= people with a particular religion, who often keep themselves separate from society ) • The buildings belong to a strict religious community. the black/white/Asian etc community • The city has a large Asian community. an ethnic community (= people of a particular race, usually one that is not white or not the majority in a country ) • Most members of ethnic communities in Britain were born here. the gay community (= people who are homosexual ) • This part of the city has a large gay community. a minority community (= people whose race, religion etc is different from most of the other people in the country ) • There should be better provision for the needs of minority communities.

3 general::   noun ADJ. large, small | close, close-knit, tight-knit a close-knit fishing community | lively, thriving, vibrant | international, local | wider the concerns of the local and wider community | ethnic, immigrant, minority, religious | Asian, black, etc. the Asian community in Britain | Christian, Muslim, etc. | farming, mining, etc. | rural, village | academic, business, gay, scientific COMMUNITY + NOUN care, centre, college, service, work | action, relations | group, leader | spirit PREP. in/within a/the ~ divisions within the scientific community PHRASES the community as a whole/at large a cultural programme that should benefit the community at large | a member of the community, part of a community, a pillar of the community (= a strong supporter of the community), a sense of community There is a strong sense of community in this town.