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1 ♦ collective
♦ collective /kəˈlɛktɪv/A a.1 collettivo; collegiale: collective bargaining, contrattazione collettiva; (econ.) collective ownership, proprietà collettiva; collective agreement, contratto collettivo ( di lavoro); (polit.) collective leadership, direzione collegiale; collective decision, decisione collegiale2 di tutti; della collettività; collettivo; generale; pubblico: collective memory, memoria collettiva; the collective good, il bene pubblico; collective security, sicurezza pubblica; sicurezza collettiva; the collective indignation of the local people, l'indignazione di tutta la gente del postoB n.1 (econ.) collettivo● (econ.) collective farm, fattoria collettiva □ (psic.) collective unconscious, l'inconscio collettivo.
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