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commune 1 AHD[kə-myo͞onʹ] D.J.[kəˈmjuːn]K.K.[kəˈmjun]v.intr.（不及物动词）com.muned, com.mun.ing, com.munes - To be in a state of intimate, heightened sensitivity and receptivity, as with one's surroundings:亲密地交谈：处于亲密、加深的情感和感受的状态，如与周围的事物：hikers communing with nature.徒步旅行者与自然界亲密无间
- To receive the Eucharist.接受圣餐
- Middle English communen 中古英语 communen
- from Old French communier from Latin commūnicāre * see communicate 源自 古法语 communier 源自 拉丁语 commūnicāre * 参见 communicate
- and from Old French communer [to share] from commun [common] * see common 并源自 古法语 communer [分享] 源自 commun [共同] * 参见 common
commune 2 AHD[kŏmʹyo͞on', kə-myo͞onʹ] D.J.[ˈkɒmˌjuːn, kəˈmjuːn]K.K.[ˈkɑmˌjun, kəˈmjun]n.（名词）abbr. com.【缩写】- A relatively small, often rural community whose members share common interests, work, and income and often own property collectively.公社：一个比较小、常在乡村的公社，它的成员分享公共财产、工作和收入，并常集中自己的财产
- The people in such a community.在这种公社中的人民
- The smallest local political division of various European countries, governed by a mayor and municipal council.乡镇：各种欧洲国家的最小地方政治区域，由市长和市委员会管理
- A local community organized with a government for promoting local interests.乡镇公所：由政府组织的地方公社，以增加地方利益
- A municipal corporation in the Middle Ages.中世纪的市自治体
- French [independent municipality] 法语 [独立自治体]
- from Old French comugne 源自 古法语 comugne
- from Medieval Latin commūnia [community] 源自 中世纪拉丁语 commūnia [公社]
- from neuter of Latin commūnis [common] * see mei- 1源自 拉丁语 commūnis的中性词 [公共的] * 参见 mei- 1
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