kibbutz
15
7.9
- noun
- /kɪˈbʊts/
:
kibbutz
- The children on the kibbutz played together outdoors, enjoying the communal lifestyle of shared resources.
- kibbutz movement
- kibbutz member
- kibbutz community
I wanted to be a member of the kibbutz throughout my life and to live a communal life.
- I wanted to be a member of the kibbutz throughout my life and to live a communal life.
- The terror inside the border kibbutz and at the music festival is now being felt worldwide by Israelis, by Jews.
- The head of the kibbutz came to me and she said, what's going on?
- And the same kind of cherry picking of your examples came with Jean and kibbutzim in in Israel.
- If Anna Epstein had had the misfortune of being in one of those kibbutz, she would have been raped, sodomized, burned and then killed.
Examples
-
In the early evening, we went out for a walk in the kibbutz grounds.
Fiction book (1993) -
I lived in the kibbutz for almost seven years, becoming part of the larger family.
Fiction book (1999) -
No, I taught English in Korea and I lived on a Kibbutz in Israel.
-
I was there for about a year on a kibbutz.
-
I wanted to be a member of the kibbutz throughout my life and to live a communal life.
-
A few years ago, the kibbutz decided to put some money into guided bird tours.
Academic text (2001) -
Avital Talmor was born in Israel and grew up on kibbutz Nahshonim, where her parents are founding members.
Fiction book (1999) -
I volunteered for a year on a kibbutz in Israel, where I helped with farming and community activities.
-
After joining the kibbutz, I learned about farming techniques and experienced a different way of living.
How Communal
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word kibbutz comes from the Hebrew קיבוץ, which means 'gathering' and comes from the verb לקבץ 'to gather'. So a kibbutz is a place where people gather to live, work and share things.