英语词汇community的词组、短语、固定搭配翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

community /kəˈmjuːnəti, kəˈmjuːnɪti/ noun (plural communities) 1. the people who live in the same area, town etcadjectives/nouns + communitythe local community A school is often the centre of the local community.the whole community These issues affect the whole community.the international community (=all the countries of the world) The president appealed to the international community for help.the wider community (=all the other people who live in an area) The sports centre is open to both the university and the wider community.a small/large community 75% of the population live in small communities of fewer than 450 people.a close/close-knit/tight-knit community (=where all the people know each other well) His disappearance shocked the close-knit community where he lived.a thriving community (=very successful) In the past, the village was a thriving community with a number of shops.a farming/mining/fishing community She lives in a small mining community in North Wales. | a small farming community of about 1,000 inhabitantsa mixed/diverse community (=with a lot of different types of people) Living in a diverse community means you learn about other cultures.a rural/urban community (=in the countryside/a town) There is a need for better public transport for people in rural communities.a village community Outside the capital, most people live in village communities.an expatriate community (=a group of people living in a foreign country) Local people and the expatriate community seem to get on well together.a gated community (=an area of houses enclosed by a wall or fence) Security guards patrol the edge of this gated community.verbsserve a community The new arts centre will serve the whole community.help/support a community He wanted to use the money to help the local community.benefit a community The new bus service will benefit the whole community.unite/divide a community The bombing had united rather than divided the community.create/build a community We want to create a community, not just a row of houses.community + nounsa community group A local community group wants to take over the building.a community leader Community leaders meet regularly to discuss local problems.community services (=schools, hospitals, libraries etc) Some tax goes towards paying for your community services.community relations (=between people in a community) Poor community relations are more common in cities than in rural areas.community spirit (=support and friendship between people in an area) There is great community spirit in the area where I live.community work (=work to help the people in an area) She does a lot of voluntary community work.community education/health Community education includes classes, workshops, and summer schools.community policing (=police work that involves building good relationships with people in an area) The chief of police is a firm believer in community policing.community involvement/participation There was good community involvement in the project.community problems/affairs/needs We meet once a month to discuss community problems.a community centre BrE a community center AmE (=where people can go for social events, classes etc) A community centre is the ideal place for local residents to get together to discuss crime prevention.prepositionsin/within a community How can you help stop crime in your community?throughout a community The crime was greeted with shock throughout the whole community.phrasesa member of a community It’s good to feel that you are a member of a community.a part/section of the community No other section of the community has been treated this way.sb is a pillar of the community (=he or she is very well respected there) The doctor was regarded as a pillar of the local community.the heart of the community (=the centre of it) The church used to be the heart of the community.a sense of community (=a feeling that you belong to a community) There is a real sense of community here.2. a group of people who have the same interests, religion, race etcadjectives/nouns + communitythe business community The idea has aroused a lot of interest from the business community.the academic/scientific community Many people in the academic community do not agree with his views. | The scientific community was very disturbed by the findings.Jewish/Christian/Muslim etc community The mosque serves the local Muslim community.a religious/faith community (=people with a particular religion) In any faith community there will be some people who believe more strongly than others.black/white/Asian etc community The city has a large Asian community.ethnic community (=people of a particular race, especially not the main one in a country) Black and other ethnic communities make up 47% of the city’s population.an immigrant community (=people living in a country who were not born there) The organization advises the immigrant communities on issues that affect them.a gay community This part of the city has a large gay community.a minority community (=people whose race, religion etc is different from most of the other people in the country) There should be better provision for the needs of minority communities.

词组	community
释义	community /kəˈmjuːnəti, kəˈmjuːnɪti/ noun (plural communities) 1. the people who live in the same area, town etcadjectives/nouns + communitythe local community A school is often the centre of the local community.the whole community These issues affect the whole community.the international community (=all the countries of the world) The president appealed to the international community for help.the wider community (=all the other people who live in an area) The sports centre is open to both the university and the wider community.a small/large community 75% of the population live in small communities of fewer than 450 people.a close/close-knit/tight-knit community (=where all the people know each other well) His disappearance shocked the close-knit community where he lived.a thriving community (=very successful) In the past, the village was a thriving community with a number of shops.a farming/mining/fishing community She lives in a small mining community in North Wales. \| a small farming community of about 1,000 inhabitantsa mixed/diverse community (=with a lot of different types of people) Living in a diverse community means you learn about other cultures.a rural/urban community (=in the countryside/a town) There is a need for better public transport for people in rural communities.a village community Outside the capital, most people live in village communities.an expatriate community (=a group of people living in a foreign country) Local people and the expatriate community seem to get on well together.a gated community (=an area of houses enclosed by a wall or fence) Security guards patrol the edge of this gated community.verbsserve a community The new arts centre will serve the whole community.help/support a community He wanted to use the money to help the local community.benefit a community The new bus service will benefit the whole community.unite/divide a community The bombing had united rather than divided the community.create/build a community We want to create a community, not just a row of houses.community + nounsa community group A local community group wants to take over the building.a community leader Community leaders meet regularly to discuss local problems.community services (=schools, hospitals, libraries etc) Some tax goes towards paying for your community services.community relations (=between people in a community) Poor community relations are more common in cities than in rural areas.community spirit (=support and friendship between people in an area) There is great community spirit in the area where I live.community work (=work to help the people in an area) She does a lot of voluntary community work.community education/health Community education includes classes, workshops, and summer schools.community policing (=police work that involves building good relationships with people in an area) The chief of police is a firm believer in community policing.community involvement/participation There was good community involvement in the project.community problems/affairs/needs We meet once a month to discuss community problems.a community centre BrE a community center AmE (=where people can go for social events, classes etc) A community centre is the ideal place for local residents to get together to discuss crime prevention.prepositionsin/within a community How can you help stop crime in your community?throughout a community The crime was greeted with shock throughout the whole community.phrasesa member of a community It’s good to feel that you are a member of a community.a part/section of the community No other section of the community has been treated this way.sb is a pillar of the community (=he or she is very well respected there) The doctor was regarded as a pillar of the local community.the heart of the community (=the centre of it) The church used to be the heart of the community.a sense of community (=a feeling that you belong to a community) There is a real sense of community here.2. a group of people who have the same interests, religion, race etcadjectives/nouns + communitythe business community The idea has aroused a lot of interest from the business community.the academic/scientific community Many people in the academic community do not agree with his views. \| The scientific community was very disturbed by the findings.Jewish/Christian/Muslim etc community The mosque serves the local Muslim community.a religious/faith community (=people with a particular religion) In any faith community there will be some people who believe more strongly than others.black/white/Asian etc community The city has a large Asian community.ethnic community (=people of a particular race, especially not the main one in a country) Black and other ethnic communities make up 47% of the city’s population.an immigrant community (=people living in a country who were not born there) The organization advises the immigrant communities on issues that affect them.a gay community This part of the city has a large gay community.a minority community (=people whose race, religion etc is different from most of the other people in the country) There should be better provision for the needs of minority communities.
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