Definition of kibbutznik in English:

kibbutznik

noun kɪˈbʊtsnɪkkiˈbo͝otsnik

A member of a kibbutz.
基布兹成员（以色列集居区或集体农场成员）
Example sentencesExamples
- Yet at the same time, especially since the baby boomers came on the scene, many American women have treated the experience of motherhood as an exercise in self-expression - indeed, they do so more fervently than the kibbutzniks.
- He grew up as a kibbutznik in the Galil, the son of swamp-draining idealists from the Ukraine.
- To the kibbutznik, the story is one of heroic volunteers establishing themselves in the face of a hostile population.
- It was a mixed experience: I didn't get along particularly well with other kibbutzniks, but I enjoyed the work and I admired the Israelis, particularly those my age.
- It was as part of this larger socialist vision that the kibbutzniks set out to wipe away gender.
- They had a cosmopolitan, mysterious air about them that other kibbutzniks had not.
- Israeli kibbutzniks and Scandinavian drifters loitered in Dahab because no one else would.
- Lately kibbutzniks and volunteers have started to restore the system, as an archaeological attraction.
- The kibbutzniks would then be compensated for this transaction at 51 percent of its value.
- It wasn't until last year that the kibbutzniks of Degania, ardent Zionists, voted to build a synagogue.
- He helps the three or four kibbutzniks handle the crops, with extra help only being needed at harvest time.
- ‘It's hard to believe now, but we used to actually drink the water and go swimming with the children without worrying,’ the 83-year-old Israeli kibbutznik said.
- The young kibbutzniks are comprised of two groups, one from veteran kibbutzim and the other from cities.
- On graduating from high school, he spent 11 years as a kibbutznik in the Valley of Jezre'el.
- One of the kibbutzniks even taught us about making beautiful durable houses out of mud.
- But now that it's over, the kibbutzniks and uprooted settlers have to find ways to live together.
- Slowly, I turned round and round to look into the face of each of the kibbutzniks, one by one.
- The kibbutznik who is bringing order to a hodgepodge of classic Jewish texts is Nurit Feinstein, 25, a native of the kibbutz, which is just north of the Haifa suburbs.
- The kibbutznik, however, ended up achieving distinction not as a farmer but as a soldier.
- The kibbutzniks have their own living units but meals are taken together in the communal hall.

Definition of kibbutznik in US English:

kibbutznik

nounkiˈbo͝otsnik

A member of a kibbutz.
基布兹成员（以色列集居区或集体农场成员）
Example sentencesExamples
- Slowly, I turned round and round to look into the face of each of the kibbutzniks, one by one.
- The kibbutznik who is bringing order to a hodgepodge of classic Jewish texts is Nurit Feinstein, 25, a native of the kibbutz, which is just north of the Haifa suburbs.
- Israeli kibbutzniks and Scandinavian drifters loitered in Dahab because no one else would.
- He grew up as a kibbutznik in the Galil, the son of swamp-draining idealists from the Ukraine.
- But now that it's over, the kibbutzniks and uprooted settlers have to find ways to live together.
- Yet at the same time, especially since the baby boomers came on the scene, many American women have treated the experience of motherhood as an exercise in self-expression - indeed, they do so more fervently than the kibbutzniks.
- It was a mixed experience: I didn't get along particularly well with other kibbutzniks, but I enjoyed the work and I admired the Israelis, particularly those my age.
- He helps the three or four kibbutzniks handle the crops, with extra help only being needed at harvest time.
- One of the kibbutzniks even taught us about making beautiful durable houses out of mud.
- The young kibbutzniks are comprised of two groups, one from veteran kibbutzim and the other from cities.
- To the kibbutznik, the story is one of heroic volunteers establishing themselves in the face of a hostile population.
- It was as part of this larger socialist vision that the kibbutzniks set out to wipe away gender.
- The kibbutzniks would then be compensated for this transaction at 51 percent of its value.
- Lately kibbutzniks and volunteers have started to restore the system, as an archaeological attraction.
- ‘It's hard to believe now, but we used to actually drink the water and go swimming with the children without worrying,’ the 83-year-old Israeli kibbutznik said.
- The kibbutzniks have their own living units but meals are taken together in the communal hall.
- They had a cosmopolitan, mysterious air about them that other kibbutzniks had not.
- The kibbutznik, however, ended up achieving distinction not as a farmer but as a soldier.
- On graduating from high school, he spent 11 years as a kibbutznik in the Valley of Jezre'el.
- It wasn't until last year that the kibbutzniks of Degania, ardent Zionists, voted to build a synagogue.

单词	kibbutznik
释义	Definition of kibbutznik in English: kibbutznik noun kɪˈbʊtsnɪkkiˈbo͝otsnik A member of a kibbutz. 基布兹成员（以色列集居区或集体农场成员） Example sentencesExamples Yet at the same time, especially since the baby boomers came on the scene, many American women have treated the experience of motherhood as an exercise in self-expression - indeed, they do so more fervently than the kibbutzniks. He grew up as a kibbutznik in the Galil, the son of swamp-draining idealists from the Ukraine. To the kibbutznik, the story is one of heroic volunteers establishing themselves in the face of a hostile population. It was a mixed experience: I didn't get along particularly well with other kibbutzniks, but I enjoyed the work and I admired the Israelis, particularly those my age. It was as part of this larger socialist vision that the kibbutzniks set out to wipe away gender. They had a cosmopolitan, mysterious air about them that other kibbutzniks had not. Israeli kibbutzniks and Scandinavian drifters loitered in Dahab because no one else would. Lately kibbutzniks and volunteers have started to restore the system, as an archaeological attraction. The kibbutzniks would then be compensated for this transaction at 51 percent of its value. It wasn't until last year that the kibbutzniks of Degania, ardent Zionists, voted to build a synagogue. He helps the three or four kibbutzniks handle the crops, with extra help only being needed at harvest time. ‘It's hard to believe now, but we used to actually drink the water and go swimming with the children without worrying,’ the 83-year-old Israeli kibbutznik said. The young kibbutzniks are comprised of two groups, one from veteran kibbutzim and the other from cities. On graduating from high school, he spent 11 years as a kibbutznik in the Valley of Jezre'el. One of the kibbutzniks even taught us about making beautiful durable houses out of mud. But now that it's over, the kibbutzniks and uprooted settlers have to find ways to live together. Slowly, I turned round and round to look into the face of each of the kibbutzniks, one by one. The kibbutznik who is bringing order to a hodgepodge of classic Jewish texts is Nurit Feinstein, 25, a native of the kibbutz, which is just north of the Haifa suburbs. The kibbutznik, however, ended up achieving distinction not as a farmer but as a soldier. The kibbutzniks have their own living units but meals are taken together in the communal hall. Definition of kibbutznik in US English: kibbutznik nounkiˈbo͝otsnik A member of a kibbutz. 基布兹成员（以色列集居区或集体农场成员） Example sentencesExamples Slowly, I turned round and round to look into the face of each of the kibbutzniks, one by one. The kibbutznik who is bringing order to a hodgepodge of classic Jewish texts is Nurit Feinstein, 25, a native of the kibbutz, which is just north of the Haifa suburbs. Israeli kibbutzniks and Scandinavian drifters loitered in Dahab because no one else would. He grew up as a kibbutznik in the Galil, the son of swamp-draining idealists from the Ukraine. But now that it's over, the kibbutzniks and uprooted settlers have to find ways to live together. Yet at the same time, especially since the baby boomers came on the scene, many American women have treated the experience of motherhood as an exercise in self-expression - indeed, they do so more fervently than the kibbutzniks. It was a mixed experience: I didn't get along particularly well with other kibbutzniks, but I enjoyed the work and I admired the Israelis, particularly those my age. He helps the three or four kibbutzniks handle the crops, with extra help only being needed at harvest time. One of the kibbutzniks even taught us about making beautiful durable houses out of mud. The young kibbutzniks are comprised of two groups, one from veteran kibbutzim and the other from cities. To the kibbutznik, the story is one of heroic volunteers establishing themselves in the face of a hostile population. It was as part of this larger socialist vision that the kibbutzniks set out to wipe away gender. The kibbutzniks would then be compensated for this transaction at 51 percent of its value. Lately kibbutzniks and volunteers have started to restore the system, as an archaeological attraction. ‘It's hard to believe now, but we used to actually drink the water and go swimming with the children without worrying,’ the 83-year-old Israeli kibbutznik said. The kibbutzniks have their own living units but meals are taken together in the communal hall. They had a cosmopolitan, mysterious air about them that other kibbutzniks had not. The kibbutznik, however, ended up achieving distinction not as a farmer but as a soldier. On graduating from high school, he spent 11 years as a kibbutznik in the Valley of Jezre'el. It wasn't until last year that the kibbutzniks of Degania, ardent Zionists, voted to build a synagogue.
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