communal
公社
definition
adjective
a communal bathroom and kitchen
shared by all members of a community; for common use.
violent communal riots
(of conflict) between different communities, especially those having different religions or ethnic origins.
translation of 'communal'
adjective
公社,
公用的,
公共的,
公有的
example
This level of sharing is aimed at reinforcing the lessons of 'communal' living.
Underpinning the project's strong social and 'communal' dimension is a measure of environmentally aware design.
Fifty-five years of rule under the national bourgeoisie has created a cauldron of ethnic and 'communal' strife, poverty and illiteracy.
Residents would share the use of 'communal' facilities.
There was a 'communal' kitchen, but all the cupboards were bare.
In the much less densely populated northeastern region, a form of communal property ownership and 'communal' farming survived into the twentieth century.
But the Pakistani president is no more able than his predecessors to solve the country's underlying ethnic and 'communal' tensions.
Intelligence failure is very common phenomenon in any major 'communal' violence.
But they share a commitment to 'communal' living, group and individual therapy, and shared domestic and leisure activities.
This stabilized the ownership of 'communal' property, which in the late eighteenth century made up about 10 per cent of all land in northern France.
They shared all property and led a 'communal' existence.
The 'communal' kitchen will cater for patients in the hospice.
In total, nearly 7,000 people have died in 'communal' conflicts since 1999.
They may have been part of a pre-Christian religious ritual or they may have been 'communal' property in which corn or oats was pounded or ground.
The constituting of enquiry commissions has become a common feature after each 'communal' flare-up.
Thirty-seven years later, in 1986, Hindus were permitted to worship there once again, sparking off nation-wide 'communal' clashes.
They, for many years, have been working for social, political and 'communal' harmony on national level.
A political ideology which aims for an ideal society characterized by common ownership and 'communal' life.
Mrs Silk stressed the point that it was an aim of theirs to promote and encourage integrated 'communal' living and shared responsibility wherever possible.
And the food service workers who scoured the commercial kitchens improvising 'communal' meals for hundreds of those stranded.
Separate 'communal' clashes on Friday and Saturday in the towns left several people injured and dozens of houses and ships damaged.
She rattled some cups about the 'communal' kitchen instead and stuck the kettle on to boil.
But in 1714, when 'communal' riots broke out, they also acquired a religious identity.
He argued that the attacks were not religiously motivated but designed to destabilize the country by creating 'communal' conflicts.
Members of the O'Kelly family and people who shared his 'communal' commitment will be present on Saturday.
Most cooking is done in 'communal' kitchens in the neighbourhood and purchased from street stalls that heave under bags of fruit and vegetables of all kinds.
All songs were film-based, focussing mainly on themes such as patriotism, 'communal' harmony and social good.
We live in houses, because we decided that 'communal' living isn't exactly what we want to be engaged in.
The master bedroom sits to the rear and overlooks the 'communal' garden, as do the bathroom and dining/kitchen.
There are a number of 3, 4 and 5 bedrooms apartments available with a 'communal' kitchen, which are ideal for a group of friends.
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