collective in German
collective in German is Kollektiv — collective means shared by, or done by, a group as a whole rather than by individuals separately.
collective in German
Kollektiv
(by extension) A group dedicated to a particular cause or interest.
What does "collective" mean?
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adj Shared by, or done by, a group as a whole rather than by individuals separately.
"The team made a collective decision to postpone the launch."
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noun A group of people organized around a shared cause, business, or way of working together.
"The farm is run as a collective, with profits shared equally."
collective in a sentence
- The team made a collective decision to postpone the launch.
- They felt a collective sense of relief when the results came in.
- The farm is run as a collective, with profits shared equally.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "collective" in German?
"collective" in German is Kollektiv. collective means: Shared by, or done by, a group as a whole rather than by individuals separately.
How do you use "collective" in a sentence?
Example: "The team made a collective decision to postpone the launch." In German, "collective" is Kollektiv.
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