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1 communal
adjective1) (of or for the community) gemeindlichcommunal living/life — Gemeinschaftsleben, das
2) (for the common use) gemeinsam; Gemeinschafts[-küche, -schüssel, -grab]* * *see academic.ru/14659/commune">commune* * *com·mu·nal[ˈkɒmjʊnəl, kəˈmju:-, AM kəˈmju:-, ˈkɑ:mjə-]1. (shared) gemeinsam\communal bathroom/kitchen Gemeinschaftsbad nt/-küche f\communal facilities Gemeinschaftseinrichtungen pl\communal ownership Gemein[schafts]eigentum nt\communal property Allgemeinbesitz m2. (of racial communities) Rassen-\communal riots have once again broken out between the two ethnic groups zwischen den beiden ethnischen Gruppen kam es erneut zu Ausschreitungen\communal violence Gewalt f zwischen ethnischen Gruppen3. (of religious communities) Gemeinde-\communal prayer Gemeinschaftsgebet nt4. (of a commune) Kommunen-\communal living Leben nt in einer Kommune* * *['kɒmjuːnl]adj1) (= of a community) Gemeinde-2) (= owned, used in common) gemeinsam; bathroom, kitchen also Gemeinschafts-* * *1. Gemeinde…, Kommunal…2. gemeinschaftlich, Gemeinschafts…:3. einfach, Volks…:communal poetry Volksdichtung f* * *adjective1) (of or for the community) gemeindlichcommunal living/life — Gemeinschaftsleben, das
2) (for the common use) gemeinsam; Gemeinschafts[-küche, -schüssel, -grab]* * *adj.kommunal adj. -
2 communal
1) ( shared) gemeinsam;\communal facilities Gemeinschaftseinrichtungen fpl;\communal ownership Gemein[schafts]eigentum nt;\communal property Allgemeinbesitz m2) ( of racial communities) Rassen-;\communal riots have once again broken out between the two ethnic groups zwischen den beiden ethnischen Gruppen kam es erneut zu Ausschreitungen;\communal violence Gewalt f zwischen ethnischen Gruppen3) ( of religious communities) Gemeinde-;\communal prayer Gemeinschaftsgebet nt4) ( of a commune) Kommunen-;\communal living Leben nt in einer Kommune -
3 Diaspora
di·as·po·ra[daɪˈæspərə]n no pl1. (of Jews)\diaspora Jews die Juden in der Diasporathe Christian \diaspora die in der Diaspora lebenden Christenthe Asian \diaspora die im Ausland lebenden Asiaten* * *[daɪ'spərə]nDiaspora f* * *a) HIST die seit dem babylonischen Exil außerhalb Palästinas lebenden Judenb) Gebiet, in dem die Anhänger einer Konfession (auch Nation) gegenüber einer anderen in der Minderheit sind -
4 diaspora
di·as·po·ra [daɪʼæspərə] n1) ( of Jews)the D\diaspora die Judenvertreibung;( of other groups) Verstreuung fD\diaspora Jews die Juden in der Diaspora;the Christian \diaspora die in der Diaspora lebenden Christen;the Asian \diaspora die im Ausland lebenden Asiaten
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