collectivisation

1. But also that we don't make the mistake of seeing a collectivisation of the risks-which would happen with euro bonds-as the solution, because it isn't the solution at all.
   但是，我们也不愿承受一个集体化的风险。这个风险将会由欧元债券产生。
2. Had Stalin died of tuberculosis in the early 1920s then the Soviet Union would not have been brutally frogmarched through the collectivisation of agriculture and forced industrialisation.
   如果斯大林在20世纪20年代就死于结核病，那么苏联就不会被野蛮地驱赶着被迫完成了农业集体化和工业化。
3. It is an important step towards laying to rest the disastrous experiment of collectivisation which, at worst, led to mass starvation.
   那将是告别集体化这一灾难性实验的重要一步，集体化在最糟的时期曾导致大规模饥荒。
4. Under collectivisation, with fewer beasts, greater mobility and the state delivery of supplementary feed, such a disaster would not have happened.
   在集体化的时代，牲畜较少，流动性较高，又有国家发送补充食物，这样的灾祸是不会发生的。
5. It concentrates on the Golovin family from Obukhovo, a village renamed when the new serfdom of collectivisation arrived, the church bells taken away to be melted down as peasants ululate.
   奥布科沃村是新的集体化农奴制实行后改名的一个村庄，应村民们的要求，村教堂的钟也被送进了炼钢炉。
6. His five-year plans for the collectivisation of agriculture and industry were implemented with such brutality that millions were imprisoned or murdered.
   他推行一个接一个农业、工业集体化五年计划，手段凶残，被监禁被谋杀者数以百万计。
7. First of all, in Chapter I, the author expounds the cause and significance of the reform of the collectivisation of the media;
   首先，在第一章中主要就中国传媒集团化改革的动因及意义进行分析阐述，提出在中国实行传媒集团化的必要性和及时性；

noun

1. the organization of a nation or economy on the basis of collectivism

   Synonym:    collectivization