Definition of social capital in English:

social capital

noun

mass noun

The networks of relationships among people who live and work in a particular society, enabling that society to function effectively.
社会资本（指生活和工作在某个特定社会中的人们之间所形成的关系网，能使那个社会有效地运转）
Example sentencesExamples
- Social capital is an unintended by-product of the constitution of human capital.
- Central to the design of the village was the principle of bridging social capital.
- The most successful social capital lies in the hands of ordinary local people operating freely.
- However, different modes of attending school provide unequal opportunities for building social capital.
- On the right, greater networking social capital is in place.
- Also, there has been discussion about a fourth bottom line - the criteria of social capital.
- Internationally, social capital has become central to development activities in developing countries.
- The relative importance of social capital can be demonstrated in the case of Poland, where our model works the best.
- The questions were based on a model of social capital developed by the Institute for Social Research in conjunction with Project Partnerships.
- In New York City, the social capital of connection is well-understood.
- Many argue that the problem of low trust is produced by falling social capital.
- Exchanging political stories probably yielded intrinsic satisfaction based on the previously developed social capital.
- An extension of Durrenberger's remarks on social capital is appropriate here also.
- An innovative firm must participate in the localized social capital.
- It must be based on a solid, inner core of social capital.
- To me, starting differences in social capital make a difference to what people can be expected to accomplish.
- The concept of social capital recently entered the study of politics through sociology, especially the sociology of education.
- First, where internal social capital is strong, local communities have effectively resisted state efforts to centralize forest authority.
- They both are leaving a lot of social capital on the table by not taking full advantage of the power of blogs.
- The concept of social capital has been used to explain how communities solve the problem of collective action.

Definition of social capital in US English:

social capital

noun

The networks of relationships among people who live and work in a particular society, enabling that society to function effectively.
社会资本（指生活和工作在某个特定社会中的人们之间所形成的关系网，能使那个社会有效地运转）
Example sentencesExamples
- Central to the design of the village was the principle of bridging social capital.
- The most successful social capital lies in the hands of ordinary local people operating freely.
- The questions were based on a model of social capital developed by the Institute for Social Research in conjunction with Project Partnerships.
- Social capital is an unintended by-product of the constitution of human capital.
- An extension of Durrenberger's remarks on social capital is appropriate here also.
- The concept of social capital recently entered the study of politics through sociology, especially the sociology of education.
- Many argue that the problem of low trust is produced by falling social capital.
- Exchanging political stories probably yielded intrinsic satisfaction based on the previously developed social capital.
- First, where internal social capital is strong, local communities have effectively resisted state efforts to centralize forest authority.
- To me, starting differences in social capital make a difference to what people can be expected to accomplish.
- On the right, greater networking social capital is in place.
- Also, there has been discussion about a fourth bottom line - the criteria of social capital.
- An innovative firm must participate in the localized social capital.
- In New York City, the social capital of connection is well-understood.
- The relative importance of social capital can be demonstrated in the case of Poland, where our model works the best.
- Internationally, social capital has become central to development activities in developing countries.
- The concept of social capital has been used to explain how communities solve the problem of collective action.
- However, different modes of attending school provide unequal opportunities for building social capital.
- It must be based on a solid, inner core of social capital.
- They both are leaving a lot of social capital on the table by not taking full advantage of the power of blogs.

单词	social capital
释义	Definition of social capital in English: social capital noun mass noun The networks of relationships among people who live and work in a particular society, enabling that society to function effectively. 社会资本（指生活和工作在某个特定社会中的人们之间所形成的关系网，能使那个社会有效地运转） Example sentencesExamples Social capital is an unintended by-product of the constitution of human capital. Central to the design of the village was the principle of bridging social capital. The most successful social capital lies in the hands of ordinary local people operating freely. However, different modes of attending school provide unequal opportunities for building social capital. On the right, greater networking social capital is in place. Also, there has been discussion about a fourth bottom line - the criteria of social capital. Internationally, social capital has become central to development activities in developing countries. The relative importance of social capital can be demonstrated in the case of Poland, where our model works the best. The questions were based on a model of social capital developed by the Institute for Social Research in conjunction with Project Partnerships. In New York City, the social capital of connection is well-understood. Many argue that the problem of low trust is produced by falling social capital. Exchanging political stories probably yielded intrinsic satisfaction based on the previously developed social capital. An extension of Durrenberger's remarks on social capital is appropriate here also. An innovative firm must participate in the localized social capital. It must be based on a solid, inner core of social capital. To me, starting differences in social capital make a difference to what people can be expected to accomplish. The concept of social capital recently entered the study of politics through sociology, especially the sociology of education. First, where internal social capital is strong, local communities have effectively resisted state efforts to centralize forest authority. They both are leaving a lot of social capital on the table by not taking full advantage of the power of blogs. The concept of social capital has been used to explain how communities solve the problem of collective action. Definition of social capital in US English: social capital noun The networks of relationships among people who live and work in a particular society, enabling that society to function effectively. 社会资本（指生活和工作在某个特定社会中的人们之间所形成的关系网，能使那个社会有效地运转） Example sentencesExamples Central to the design of the village was the principle of bridging social capital. The most successful social capital lies in the hands of ordinary local people operating freely. The questions were based on a model of social capital developed by the Institute for Social Research in conjunction with Project Partnerships. Social capital is an unintended by-product of the constitution of human capital. An extension of Durrenberger's remarks on social capital is appropriate here also. The concept of social capital recently entered the study of politics through sociology, especially the sociology of education. Many argue that the problem of low trust is produced by falling social capital. Exchanging political stories probably yielded intrinsic satisfaction based on the previously developed social capital. First, where internal social capital is strong, local communities have effectively resisted state efforts to centralize forest authority. To me, starting differences in social capital make a difference to what people can be expected to accomplish. On the right, greater networking social capital is in place. Also, there has been discussion about a fourth bottom line - the criteria of social capital. An innovative firm must participate in the localized social capital. In New York City, the social capital of connection is well-understood. The relative importance of social capital can be demonstrated in the case of Poland, where our model works the best. Internationally, social capital has become central to development activities in developing countries. The concept of social capital has been used to explain how communities solve the problem of collective action. However, different modes of attending school provide unequal opportunities for building social capital. It must be based on a solid, inner core of social capital. They both are leaving a lot of social capital on the table by not taking full advantage of the power of blogs.
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