community
361
2.8
- noun
- /kəˈmjunɪti/
:
comunidad internacional
- We're very concerned that the international community seems to have forgotten about us again.
- the international community
- the global community
- a community of nations
And the question was how would the international community handle this?
- And the question was how would the international community handle this?
- They target to establish ASEAN Community by the end of this year.
- And so this idea of sort of a global community.
- Through this trend report, you can see how our interests as a world community have sort of shifted in the past month.
- That evil has been carefully orchestrated and the international community has been complicit in it.
Examples
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For three and a half years, the international community failed to decisively intervene and stop the war in Bosnia.
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And the question was how would the international community handle this?
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Second, most of the international community does not work with the government.
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The response of the international community in dealing with it has been wholly inadequate.
Academic text (2011) -
Enduring trust between the international community and South Korea was instrumental to Seoul's development.
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Another explanation focuses on the international community's lack of will or ability to intervene in Syria.
Academic text (2013) -
In particular, Seoul has to mobilize the international community to help it dismantle Pyongyang's nuclear program.
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The authorities have reacted to NGO and indigenous community activism in a generally adversarial manner.
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The international community must work together to address global climate change.
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Many countries within the international community are cooperating to enhance trade agreements.
Synonyms
525
4.3
A group of people or organizations that join together to work for the same goal
32
6.0
A group of independent countries or organizations that join for a common purpose
19
3.7
Countries in Europe that worked together after World War II to make trade and laws easier
1
6.6
A group of people who act together for a shared purpose
A situation where people or groups share the same goals
Antonyms
Compounds
- Formal
126
3.3
The group of United States government agencies that collect and share secret information to protect the country
108
2.7
Unpaid work to help people in the local area, sometimes required by law or done for charity
79
3.0
A local public college that offers two-year courses for job skills or study before university
19
3.7
Countries in Europe that worked together after World War II to make trade and laws easier
12
3.0
A place where older people live and get help and take part in group activities
7
2.7
A group of local people who are not professional and perform plays for people in their town
- Specialized
5
3.4
People like lawyers or judges who practice law in a particular area
- Formal
5
4.0
Property and money people get during a marriage that belong equally to both spouses
4
4.2
An area planned and built with homes, shops, and parks for people to live in
- Specialized
1
3.9
A community planned to reduce harm to nature and last a long time
An organization of European countries set up in 1957 that later became the European Union
- Specialized
1
5.5
A group of plants, animals, and other living things that live in the same place and depend on each other
- Formal
1
4.7
A group of people with advanced university degrees who study and teach at universities
1
3.2
A notice board or paper that shows news and announcements about local events
1
3.2
A group that collects money from local people to help charities and social services
- Specialized
1
5.5
People who use the same language or dialect and follow the same rules for talking
- Texting
An online gathering for people with a common interest, like a webinar or livestream
- Jargon
A group of people who promote alternative health ideas outside regular medicine
- Slang
A community of young people who share and celebrate art and personal style online
A group of Catholics who follow older forms of worship and belief taught by Archbishop Lefebvre
A group of people with different sexual and gender identities like lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender
A group of US agencies that collect and share secret information to protect the country
A group of people who support pansexual people and accept all sexual orientations
- Offensive
A group of people who support Hindu nationalist ideas in India often linked to the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh
- Jargon
A group of queer people who support each other with kindness and emotional openness
A group of United States government agencies that collect and share secret information to protect the country
- Literature
A group of people who cannot speak up or are not heard in society
How United
Surface Forms
Morphology
community = commun + ity
The notion of a group sharing interests (e.g., a political or international 'community') aligns with the idea of 'commonness', but the internal morpheme 'commun-' is not a standalone modern English base, so learners may not infer formation directly.
Etymology
Community comes from the old Latin word communis, which means 'shared' and is the same root as the English word common. So a community of nations is a group of countries that share goals, values, or rules and work together.