| 词汇 | example_english_communally |
| 释义 | Examples of communallyThese examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. First, land was communally used almost exclusively for pastoral production until the mid-1990s. Individually owned livestock were also periodically communally maintained. In such a definition, "workers" are persons who use their intelligence, their skill, or their physical strength to accomplish a communally useful or desired end. This led to the final product being effectively communally authored and produced. In this study, grassland improvement was accepted in three of the four scenarios outlined above, regardless of whether the land was owned privately or communally. And religions communally validate counterintuitive beliefs through musical rituals and other rhythmic coordinations of affective body states. In cases where communally led initiatives lagged, or where actions by gangsters became intolerable, there was the danger of vigilante-style reaction from the public. Do they have communally defined needs and priorities? The garment co-operatives are owned communally by ejidatarios living in the ejido where the plant is located. Natural resources used to be communally owned, and each household was allocated land and water resources by the chiefs according to its needs. The second mentions a standard we need to uphold communally. Most woodlands in the rural areas of the former homelands are communally owned. Communally supported open-heart surgery may still be widely regarded a 'luxury'. Among ordinary people, most of these were provided communally by various informal 'wise women', wetnurses and caring neighbours, as part of local systems of interdependence. All villages had access to communally-owned grasslands, although their dependence on income from sheep varied greatly. However, garden plots were communally held lands and, like other communal lands, were periodically redistributed among member households. Their despair was successfully exploited by some self-seekers in a communally surcharged atmosphere. In the semi-arid zone, communally grazed, locally bred cattle and goats are common. Cats were housed communally in two groups (ten animals per group), each group in one of two wire-mesh pens with concrete floors and wooden platforms. The fourth explored the possibility of transporting seeds from legume-rich (source) to legume-poor (target) grasslands using commercial -ocks on communally-owned land. Why aren't there three men who can communally collaborate on such works? These bonds authorize this "community of equals" to engage in extensive moral and civic education and democratically decide on the distributions of rights compatible with communally generated purposes. Gham-khadi comprises a body of ideas and practices of life, in which happiness and sadness are understood as indissoluble, and are celebrated communally within networks of reciprocal social obligations. As we have seen, meals were almost always taken communally, and in many establishments residents felt obliged to engage in social activity with other guests, usually in the common lounge. This study provided base-line data for ecologists and foresters who are assisting the residents of the village improve the management of a communally held forest concession. These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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