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A group of people living in the same place or sharing common interests, values, or characteristics.
Les membres de la communauté ont travaillé ensemble pour améliorer leur quartier.
The members of the community worked together to improve their neighborhood.
The term can refer to geographic, cultural, or interest-based groups.
In computing, a group of users or systems sharing resources or interacting online.
La communauté des développeurs open source collabore sur des projets logiciels.
The open-source developer community collaborates on software projects.
Often used in the context of online forums, social networks, or software development.
In formal contexts, 'communauté' is preferred over 'groupe' or 'collectivité'.
The plural form is 'communautés', used when referring to multiple distinct communities.
From Old French 'comunauté', from Latin 'communitas', meaning 'community' or 'commonness'.
The term is versatile and can refer to both physical and virtual groups. In French, it is often used in formal or administrative contexts.