['kɔmjun(ə)l, kə'mju:-]
jamoatga oid, kommunal
- commune 1. n [ʼkɔmju:n] 1) kommuna 2) obshchina 2. v [kəʼmju.n] dildan suhbatlashmoq, aloqada boʻlmoq
«communal» boʻyicha 10 ta natija: Inglizchadan
['kɔmjun(ə)l, kə'mju:-]
jamoatga oid, kommunal
Greek coinos — communal
any community (biogeocenosis, zoocenosis, phytocenosis, etc.).
Greek bios – life, koinos – communal
collection of plants, fungi, animals and micro-organisms being of a particular composition and developed nature of interrelationships between themselves as well as with the environment. This term was introduces by K. Mebius in 1877. As a rule, the belonging of B. is understood as to the same biogeocenosis and biotope.
Greek zoon — animal, living being, koinos — communal
a part of biocenosis, total number of animals characterized by particular composition and set interrelations between themselves and environment.
selection of the land plots according to types of their usage; at a planning of cities and settlements, zoning of territory it is carried out with separation of the follo
sewage from the inhabited areas; at the presence of communal sewerage system they include domestic, industrial, thawed and rain waters.
adj public, communal, joint, collective, mutual, ordinary, usual, current, familiar, general, vulgar, uncouth, trashy, coarse, low - ant rare, extraordinary, private
- [Greek bios life, ge — ground, koinos — communal and logos — word, doctrine] — scientific discipline studying a constitution and functioning of biogeocenosises, a branc
[Greek phyton – plant and koinos – communal] – a part of a biocenosis, a collection of plants that occupy a homogeneous area of a surface, characterized by particular com
basic characteristics of a human commonality, its natural state reflecting individual adaptation of each co-member of a communality of people and capacity of a whole comm