Definition of proletkult in English:

proletkult

(also proletcult, proletkul't, proletculte)

noun ˌprɒlɛtˈkʊltˌprəʊlɛtˈkʌlt

historical

In the Soviet Union: an organization set up in 1917 to promote proletarian cultural activity; (also) culture reflecting or encouraging a purely proletarian ethos.

Origin

Early 20th century; earliest use found in Stevens Point Daily Journal. From Russian proletkul′t from prolet- (in proletarskaja, feminine of proletarskij proletarian) + kul′t- (in kul′tura culture), short for proletarskaja kul′tura proletarian culture. In forms prolecult, proletculte probably influenced by culture.

Definition of proletkult in US English:

proletkult

(also proletcult, proletkul't, proletculte)

noun

historical

In the Soviet Union: an organization set up in 1917 to promote proletarian cultural activity; (also) culture reflecting or encouraging a purely proletarian ethos.

Origin

Early 20th century; earliest use found in Stevens Point Daily Journal. From Russian proletkul′t from prolet- (in proletarskaja, feminine of proletarskij proletarian) + kul′t- (in kul′tura culture), short for proletarskaja kul′tura proletarian culture. In forms prolecult, proletculte probably influenced by culture.

单词	proletkult
释义	Definition of proletkult in English: proletkult (also proletcult, proletkul't, proletculte) noun ˌprɒlɛtˈkʊltˌprəʊlɛtˈkʌlt historical In the Soviet Union: an organization set up in 1917 to promote proletarian cultural activity; (also) culture reflecting or encouraging a purely proletarian ethos. Origin Early 20th century; earliest use found in Stevens Point Daily Journal. From Russian proletkul′t from prolet- (in proletarskaja, feminine of proletarskij proletarian) + kul′t- (in kul′tura culture), short for proletarskaja kul′tura proletarian culture. In forms prolecult, proletculte probably influenced by culture. Definition of proletkult in US English: proletkult (also proletcult, proletkul't, proletculte) noun historical In the Soviet Union: an organization set up in 1917 to promote proletarian cultural activity; (also) culture reflecting or encouraging a purely proletarian ethos. Origin Early 20th century; earliest use found in Stevens Point Daily Journal. From Russian proletkul′t from prolet- (in proletarskaja, feminine of proletarskij proletarian) + kul′t- (in kul′tura culture), short for proletarskaja kul′tura proletarian culture. In forms prolecult, proletculte probably influenced by culture.
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