community

• n. 共同体; [生態学的]群れ; コミュニティ; 集団

common、ordinary、publicから。

community (n.)

late 14c., from Old French comunité "community, commonness, everybody" (Modern French communauté), from Latin communitatem (nominative communitas) "community, society, fellowship, friendly intercourse; courtesy, condescension, affability," from communis "common, public, general, shared by all or many," (see common (adj.)). Latin communitatem "was merely a noun of quality ... meaning 'fellowship, community of relations or feelings,' but in med.L. it was, like universitas, used concretely in the sense of 'a body of fellows or fellow-townsmen' " [OED].

An Old English word for "community" was gem?nscipe "community, fellowship, union, common ownership," from m?ne "common, public, general," probably composed from the same PIE roots as communis. Community service as a criminal sentence is recorded from 1972, American English. Community college is recorded from 1959.

1. There has always been a difference between community radio and commercial radio.

コミュニティ放送局と商業放送局は常に区別されている。

2.News of 160 redundance had sent tremors through the community .

が160人削減するというニュースが同団体を騒がせている。

3.He was now a teacher and a respectable member of the community .

彼は現在教師であり、コミュニティ内で尊敬されている一員です。

4.The community 's links with Syria date back to biblical times.

この団体とシリアの関係は聖書時代にさかのぼることができる。

5.Why should a great community like a university be afraid of nihilism？

なぜ大学のような人材が集まるコミュニティは虚無主義を恐れるのだろうか。