collective

UK
/kəˈlɛktɪv/
US
/kəˈlɛktɪv/

Translations

collectivenoun
collectives
pl
UK
/kəˈlɛktɪv/
US
/kəˈlɛktɪv/
The artist collective organized a gallery show to display their latest works.
Le collectif d'artistes a organisé une exposition en galerie pour présenter ses dernières œuvres.
Additional translations
coopérativeSurtout pour une organisation coopérative, notamment en agriculture ou dans l'industrie.
collectiveadjective
more collective
Comp.
most collective
Super.
UK
/kəˈlɛktɪv/
US
/kəˈlɛktɪv/
The collective effort of the team led to their success.
L'effort collectif de l'équipe a conduit à son succès.
The collective opinion of the community was in favor of the new policy.
L'opinion collective de la communauté était en faveur de la nouvelle politique.
Additional translations
agrégéSurtout en contexte statistique ou scientifique, au sens de données combinées.
agrégéeSurtout en contexte statistique ou scientifique, au sens de données combinées.

Definitions

collectivenoun
A group of individuals acting as a unit, often for a common purpose or interest.
The artist collective organized a gallery show to display their latest works.
A cooperative enterprise or organization, especially in agriculture or industry, where members share the ownership and profits.
The farming collective was established to help local farmers pool resources and increase productivity.
A collective noun; a word that denotes a group considered as a single entity.
In the phrase 'a flock of birds', the word 'flock' is a collective.
collectiveadjective
Done by people acting as a group.
The collective effort of the team led to their success.
Pertaining to a group or society as a whole.
The collective opinion of the community was in favor of the new policy.
Formed by the combination of separate elements; aggregate.
They considered the collective data from several independent studies.