commune

commune
I noun
Kommune, die
II intransitive verb

commune with somebody/something — mit jemandem/etwas Zwiesprache halten (geh.)

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['komju:n]
noun
(a group of people living together and sharing everything they own.) die Kommune
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com·mune1
[ˈkɒmju:n, AM ˈkɑ:-]
n + sing/pl vb
1. (group) Kommune f
she joined a women's \commune sie ist einer Frauenkommune beigetreten
2. ADMIN, POL Gemeinde f, Kommune f geh
com·mune2
[kəˈmju:n]
vi (liter)
▪ to \commune with sb Zwiesprache mit jdm halten geh
to \commune with God Zwiesprache mit Gott halten geh
to \commune with nature im Dialog mit der Natur stehen
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I [kə'mjuːn]
vi
1) (= communicate) Zwiesprache halten

to commune with the spirits — mit den Geistern verkehren

2) (esp US ECCL Catholic) kommunizieren, die Kommunion empfangen; (Protestant) das Abendmahl empfangen
II ['kɒmjuːn]
n
Kommune f; (= administrative division also) Gemeinde f
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commune1
A v/i [kəˈmjuːn]
1. sich (vertraulich) unterhalten, sich besprechen, Gedanken austauschen (alle:
with mit):
commune with o.s. mit sich zu Rate gehen;
commune with nature Zwiesprache mit der Natur halten
2. REL besonders US das (heilige) Abendmahl empfangen, KATH kommunizieren
B s [ˈkɒmjuːn; US ˈkɑ-] Gespräch n
commune2 [ˈkɒmjuːn; US ˈkɑ-] s Gemeinde f, Kommune f (auch SOZIOL)
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I noun
Kommune, die
II intransitive verb

commune with somebody/something — mit jemandem/etwas Zwiesprache halten (geh.)

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v.
kommunizieren v.

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