community

B1 · Intermediate Countable noun

n. a group of people who share the same interests, jobs, or religions.

n. a group of people sharing common characteristics, interests, or goals, regardless of their physical location.

日本語:コミュニティ※

“She felt a strong sense of belonging within the scientific community.”

“The international medical community reacted swiftly to the outbreak, sharing data across borders to accelerate the development of a vaccine.”

B1 · Intermediate Countable noun Internet

n. a group of people who talk and share things on the internet.

n. a virtual collective of individuals who interact via digital platforms for social, professional, or educational purposes.

日本語:コミュニティ※

“He joined an online community for people who enjoy vintage photography.”

“Moderators play a crucial role in maintaining the health of an online community by enforcing rules and encouraging constructive dialogue.”

B2 · Upper Intermediate Uncountable noun

n. the feeling of being part of a group and sharing things with others.

n. the condition of having certain attitudes, interests, or goals in common; a sense of fellowship or joint ownership.

“The small school worked hard to build a sense of community among the students.”

“The project failed not for lack of funding, but because it failed to foster a genuine sense of community among the participants.”

C1 · Advanced Countable noun Science Technical · Academic

n. a group of different plants and animals living together in one place.

n. an assemblage of populations of different species interacting within a specific geographic area.

“Pollution can damage the delicate community of plants and fish in the river.”

“Ecologists observed how the introduction of a predator species disrupted the entire forest community, leading to a decline in several native bird populations.”