Collective and Kolkhoz

Collective

Collective noun - Members of a cooperative enterprise.

Kolkhoz and collective are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Kolkhoz" instead a noun "Collective".

Kolkhoz

Kolkhoz noun - A collective farm owned by the communist state.
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Collective and kolkhoz are semantically related. You can use "Collective" instead a noun "Kolkhoz".

Both words in one sentence

  • Film / Earth Commune: The idealistic communists want to build a kolkhoz, a collective farm where everyone works the land together.
    Source: Film / Earth
  • We Will Use WikiWords in the Future Various intitutions often had their names shortened in wikiword fashon, for example, "физфак" (phisfac - Department of Physics (within a university)) or "колхоз" (kolkhoz - collective farm).
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