kibbutz in Japanese
kibbutz in Japanese is キブツ — kibbutz means a communal settlement in Israel, traditionally centred on agriculture, where members share property, work, and decision-making.
kibbutz in Japanese
キブツ
Pronounced: kibutsu
A community, usually an agricultural one in Israel, based on a high level of social and economical sharing, equality, direct democracy and tight social relations.
What does "kibbutz" mean?
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noun A communal settlement in Israel, traditionally centred on agriculture, where members share property, work, and decision-making.
"She spent a summer volunteering on a kibbutz in northern Israel."
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kibbutz in a sentence
- She spent a summer volunteering on a kibbutz in northern Israel.
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What is "kibbutz" in Japanese?
"kibbutz" in Japanese is キブツ. kibbutz means: A communal settlement in Israel, traditionally centred on agriculture, where members share property, work, and decision-making.
How do you pronounce キブツ?
"kibbutz" in Japanese is キブツ, pronounced "kibutsu".
How do you use "kibbutz" in a sentence?
Example: "She spent a summer volunteering on a kibbutz in northern Israel." In Japanese, "kibbutz" is キブツ.
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