Definition of kolkhoz in English:

kolkhoz

nounPlural kolkhozy, Plural kolkhozes ˈkɒlkɒzkʌlkˈhɔːzkəlˈkɔz

A collective farm in the former Soviet Union.
（前苏联的）集体农庄
Example sentencesExamples
- Together they worked on a kolkhoz.
- The relatively large scale of the kolkhozy was also consistent with Marxist beliefs in the existence of economies of scale in agriculture and in the desirability of mechanization.
- Growing up on a kolkhoz, he had been doing a man's work since the age of twelve.
- Ivan Denisovich's thoughts lie in his hometown of Temnenovo, where he learns from his wife's letters that the men of the village are abandoning the kolkhoz, or collective farms.
- In the aftermath of collectivization and grain requisitioning, the Communist Party was suspicious of ‘hostile’ peasants and ‘backward’ women who led uprisings against kolkhozy.

Origin

1920s: Russian, from kol(lektivnoe) khoz(yaĭstvo) 'collective farm'.

Definition of kolkhoz in US English:

kolkhoz

nounkəlˈkôzkəlˈkɔz

A collective farm in the former Soviet Union.
（前苏联的）集体农庄
Example sentencesExamples
- Ivan Denisovich's thoughts lie in his hometown of Temnenovo, where he learns from his wife's letters that the men of the village are abandoning the kolkhoz, or collective farms.
- Growing up on a kolkhoz, he had been doing a man's work since the age of twelve.
- Together they worked on a kolkhoz.
- In the aftermath of collectivization and grain requisitioning, the Communist Party was suspicious of ‘hostile’ peasants and ‘backward’ women who led uprisings against kolkhozy.
- The relatively large scale of the kolkhozy was also consistent with Marxist beliefs in the existence of economies of scale in agriculture and in the desirability of mechanization.

Origin

1920s: Russian, from kol(lektivnoe) khoz(yaĭstvo) ‘collective farm’.

单词	kolkhoz
释义	Definition of kolkhoz in English: kolkhoz nounPlural kolkhozy, Plural kolkhozes ˈkɒlkɒzkʌlkˈhɔːzkəlˈkɔz A collective farm in the former Soviet Union. （前苏联的）集体农庄 Example sentencesExamples Together they worked on a kolkhoz. The relatively large scale of the kolkhozy was also consistent with Marxist beliefs in the existence of economies of scale in agriculture and in the desirability of mechanization. Growing up on a kolkhoz, he had been doing a man's work since the age of twelve. Ivan Denisovich's thoughts lie in his hometown of Temnenovo, where he learns from his wife's letters that the men of the village are abandoning the kolkhoz, or collective farms. In the aftermath of collectivization and grain requisitioning, the Communist Party was suspicious of ‘hostile’ peasants and ‘backward’ women who led uprisings against kolkhozy. Origin 1920s: Russian, from kol(lektivnoe) khoz(yaĭstvo) 'collective farm'. Definition of kolkhoz in US English: kolkhoz nounkəlˈkôzkəlˈkɔz A collective farm in the former Soviet Union. （前苏联的）集体农庄 Example sentencesExamples Ivan Denisovich's thoughts lie in his hometown of Temnenovo, where he learns from his wife's letters that the men of the village are abandoning the kolkhoz, or collective farms. Growing up on a kolkhoz, he had been doing a man's work since the age of twelve. Together they worked on a kolkhoz. In the aftermath of collectivization and grain requisitioning, the Communist Party was suspicious of ‘hostile’ peasants and ‘backward’ women who led uprisings against kolkhozy. The relatively large scale of the kolkhozy was also consistent with Marxist beliefs in the existence of economies of scale in agriculture and in the desirability of mechanization. Origin 1920s: Russian, from kol(lektivnoe) khoz(yaĭstvo) ‘collective farm’.
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