collectivism

美音：[kə'lektɪ.vɪzəm] 英音：[kə'lektɪ.vɪz(ə)m]

简单释义：

n.集体主义；（一切农场、工商企业都归政府或全民所有的）公有制

Web集体主义精神；崇尚集体主义；集体取向

变形：

完整释义：

1.集体主义

例句：

Under collectivism, the means of production is owned and controlled by the state or the people as a whole.
在集体主义制度下，生产工具由国家或全民拥有和支配。
in school, the respect for teachers, students solidarity, helpfulness, with a strong sense of collectivism.
在校期间，尊敬老师，团结同学，乐于助人，有强烈的集体主义观念。
In a society known for competitive individualism, pay cuts and furloughs are calling forth a spirit of collectivism.
在一个以竞争性个人主义著称的社会中，裁员和无薪休假却催生出了集体主义。
as for the relationship between people and society, Western would like to be egocentric , but Chinese prefer to be in collectivism.
在人与社会的关系上，西方以个人为本位，中国以集体为本位。
However, primary school teachers used to emphasize collectivism as cultural, and therefore exclusion of conflict more generally.
但是，小学教师由于习惯于强调集体主义的文化，因而一般都比较排斥冲突。
Collectivism education theory from USSR was disseminated into China on this very background.
苏联的集体主义教育理论在这一背景下进入中国。
It was moreover a step away from individual initiative, towards collectivism (n. ) and municipal and state-owned business.
[译文]而且这也是公司摆脱个体创造，走向集体化和向市营、国营迈出的一步。
had he been a socialist , he might have nationalized the banks and set the country upon the road toward extreme collectivism.
如果他是个社会主义者，他也许已经把银行国有化，并把该国引上极端集权主义的道路了。

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