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kolkhoz - traduction vers arabe

kolkhoz

SOVIET COLLECTIVE FARM

Kolhoz; Kolkhozes; Kolkhoznik; Kolkhozy; Kolkohz; Kolhosp; Kolhoos; Kolchoz; Koljos; Koljós

كولخوز ( مزرعة جماعية سوفياتية )

مزرعة جماعية سوفياتية

kolkhoz

كولخوز

kolkhoz

Définition

kolkhoz

['k?lk?z, k?lk'h?:z]

¦ noun (plural same or kolkhozes or kolkhozy) a collective farm in the former USSR.

Origin

1920s: Russ., from kol(lektivnoe) khoz(yaistvo) 'collective farm'.

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Wikipédia

Kolkhoz

A kolkhoz () was a form of collective farm in the Soviet Union. Kolkhozes existed along with state farms or sovkhoz.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kolkhoz

Exemples du corpus de texte pour kolkhoz

1. "For 70 years, people worked on the kolkhoz," she said, referring to the Soviet–era collective farm.

2. The club is planning to erect a 35,000–capacity stadium, with a price tag of approximately $150 million, Biznes reported last week. (MT) Statue Halts Work Insufficient deference shown to the iconic "Worker and Kolkhoz Girl" statue has slowed plans to build a hotel, office, and business center near the All–Russia Exhibition Center, City Hall said Thursday on its web site.

3. Golda Meir, the only woman ever to serve as prime minister of Israel, was called "the only man in the government." Despite the fact that her femininity began and ended with the shoes she wore, which were mandatory for all women who served in the Israel Defense Forces, and a handbag that looked as if it were left over from the production line of a kolkhoz in Siberia – in the cartoons she always appeared wearing an apron in her political kitchen.