Definition of Gemeinschaft in English:

Gemeinschaft

noun ɡəˈmʌɪnʃaftɡəˈmīnˌSHäft

mass noun

Social relations between individuals, based on close personal and family ties; community.
Contrasted with Gesellschaft
Example sentencesExamples
- He has suggested that such communities preserve a residue of traditional Gemeinschaft amid the more individualistic and impersonal Gesellschaft of modernity.
- All EU member states strive toward achieving a European Gemeinschaft without anticipating a particular political framework such as a federation, confederation or European commonwealth.
- But this pre-modern Gemeinschaft conception of an all-encompassing community that members unreflectively endorse seemed distinctly ill-suited for complex and conflict-ridden large-scale industrialized societies.
- Such religions play a crucial role in binding people together into tight Gemeinschaft communities and separating them from other communities.
- It is less than a federation and more than a regime, a kind of confederation but not yet a Gemeinschaft, neither state nor ordinary international organization.

Origin

German, from gemein 'common' + -schaft (see -ship).

Definition of Gemeinschaft in US English:

Gemeinschaft

nounɡəˈmīnˌSHäft

Social relations between individuals, based on close personal and family ties; community.
Contrasted with Gesellschaft
Example sentencesExamples
- But this pre-modern Gemeinschaft conception of an all-encompassing community that members unreflectively endorse seemed distinctly ill-suited for complex and conflict-ridden large-scale industrialized societies.
- Such religions play a crucial role in binding people together into tight Gemeinschaft communities and separating them from other communities.
- All EU member states strive toward achieving a European Gemeinschaft without anticipating a particular political framework such as a federation, confederation or European commonwealth.
- He has suggested that such communities preserve a residue of traditional Gemeinschaft amid the more individualistic and impersonal Gesellschaft of modernity.
- It is less than a federation and more than a regime, a kind of confederation but not yet a Gemeinschaft, neither state nor ordinary international organization.

Origin

German, from gemein ‘common’ + -schaft (see -ship).

单词	Gemeinschaft
释义	Definition of Gemeinschaft in English: Gemeinschaft noun ɡəˈmʌɪnʃaftɡəˈmīnˌSHäft mass noun Social relations between individuals, based on close personal and family ties; community. Contrasted with Gesellschaft Example sentencesExamples He has suggested that such communities preserve a residue of traditional Gemeinschaft amid the more individualistic and impersonal Gesellschaft of modernity. All EU member states strive toward achieving a European Gemeinschaft without anticipating a particular political framework such as a federation, confederation or European commonwealth. But this pre-modern Gemeinschaft conception of an all-encompassing community that members unreflectively endorse seemed distinctly ill-suited for complex and conflict-ridden large-scale industrialized societies. Such religions play a crucial role in binding people together into tight Gemeinschaft communities and separating them from other communities. It is less than a federation and more than a regime, a kind of confederation but not yet a Gemeinschaft, neither state nor ordinary international organization. Origin German, from gemein 'common' + -schaft (see -ship). Definition of Gemeinschaft in US English: Gemeinschaft nounɡəˈmīnˌSHäft Social relations between individuals, based on close personal and family ties; community. Contrasted with Gesellschaft Example sentencesExamples But this pre-modern Gemeinschaft conception of an all-encompassing community that members unreflectively endorse seemed distinctly ill-suited for complex and conflict-ridden large-scale industrialized societies. Such religions play a crucial role in binding people together into tight Gemeinschaft communities and separating them from other communities. All EU member states strive toward achieving a European Gemeinschaft without anticipating a particular political framework such as a federation, confederation or European commonwealth. He has suggested that such communities preserve a residue of traditional Gemeinschaft amid the more individualistic and impersonal Gesellschaft of modernity. It is less than a federation and more than a regime, a kind of confederation but not yet a Gemeinschaft, neither state nor ordinary international organization. Origin German, from gemein ‘common’ + -schaft (see -ship).
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