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Перевод: collective

[прилагательное]
коллективный; общий; совместный; совокупный; собирательный;
[существительное]
коллектив ; колхоз

Тезаурус:

1. But the outbreak of the Spanish Civil War resulted in the 1936 Labour Party Conference at Edinburgh support collective security, though it did not approve of rearmament.
2. Opposition to the emphasis on Christianity in the provisions on collective worship from non-Christian religious minority groups has continued.
3. However, the Directive does not apply to holdings in open-ended investment companies or other collective investment undertakings; nor does it apply to holdings in companies incorporated outside the EC, although such companies which are listed on a stock exchange in a member state must make a public announcement of changes in major holdings of which they become aware (even though there is no actual notification requirement).
4. The policies of international aid, which defy rational justification on either economic or strategic grounds, are at once intelligible when viewed as a collective purgation of the fear of envy, to which the "affluent society" - itself an envy-guilt coinage - is especially prone and which is more vivid to the donors than the imagined envy is to the recipients.
5. First, and most simply, though it was not at all uncommon for administrators to feel exasperated by Masai obduracy, or disapproving of certain aspects of the Masai way of life (such as collective fornication throughout the years of early manhood), it was rare indeed for one in close contact with them to conceive a personal dislike for them.
6. On collective working she says
7. The risk is that there can be a collective NO from everyone.
8. Constant separations between the two categories are promoted, producing a dichotomized vision of left-wing, radical reformists, antagonistic to the "right-minded" "boys in blue" and includes a wealth of negative imagery of sociology which is lodged deep in the collective consciousness of the police mind.
9. will keep their collective nose in my books,
10. Again he said, in an argument strangely reminiscent of Erastus, Richard Hooker and Matthew Arnold, that "the State is more sacred than any Church for the State stands for the whole people in their manifold collective life; and any Church is but a fragment of that life, though one of the most important fragments".
11. It's easier to get your case accepted if you offer it as a collective decision: "Something we could consider is
12. The second drawback is that if you spend too much time standing back, commenting on what's going on, using humour and changing the subject you may end up disrupting a collective sense of purpose and fail to meet your objective.
13. LaBudde filmed entire schools of tuna trapped in the nets: "... the collective mass of their bodies temporarily pulling entire sections of net far below the surface.