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Jyutping zaap6 tai2 so2 jau5 zai3
Pinyin jí tǐ suǒ yǒu zhì

Definitions (Wiktionary)
  1. noun
    collective ownership (lower form of socialist ownership under which major means of production and its products are owned collectively by a collective of laborers)
    • 在全民所有制經濟和集體所有制經濟裏面,在這兩種社會主義經濟形式之間,積累和消費的分配問題是一個複雜的問題,也不容易一下子解決得完全合理。
      在全民所有制经济和集体所有制经济里面,在这两种社会主义经济形式之间,积累和消费的分配问题是一个复杂的问题,也不容易一下子解决得完全合理。
      zài quán mín suǒ yǒu zhì jīng jì hé jí tǐ suǒ yǒu zhì jīng jì lǐ miàn , zài zhè liǎng zhǒng shè huì zhǔ yì jīng jì xíng shì zhī jiān , jī lěi hé xiāo fèi de fēn pèi wèn tí shì yī ge fù zá de wèn tí , yě bù róng yì yī xià zi jiě jué de wán quán hé lǐ .
      The problem of the proper relation of accumulation to consumption within each of the two sectors of the socialist economy – the one where the means of production are owned by the whole people and the other where the means of production are owned by the collective – and the problem of the proper relation of accumulation to consumption between the two sectors themselves are complicated problems for which it is not easy to work out a perfectly rational solution all at once.
Examples (Wiktionary)
  1. Mandarin
    集体所有制
    集體所有制
    jí tǐ suǒ yǒu zhì
    • collective ownership
  2. Mandarin
    在全民所有制经济和集体所有制经济里面,在这两种社会主义经济形式之间,积累和消费的分配问题是一个复杂的问题,也不容易一下子解决得完全合理。
    在全民所有制經濟和集體所有制經濟裏面,在這兩種社會主義經濟形式之間,積累和消費的分配問題是一個複雜的問題,也不容易一下子解決得完全合理。
    zài quán mín suǒ yǒu zhì jīng jì hé jí tǐ suǒ yǒu zhì jīng jì lǐ miàn , zài zhè liǎng zhǒng shè huì zhǔ yì jīng jì xíng shì zhī jiān , jī lěi hé xiāo fèi de fēn pèi wèn tí shì yī ge fù zá de wèn tí , yě bù róng yì yī xià zi jiě jué de wán quán hé lǐ .
    • The problem of the proper relation of accumulation to consumption within each of the two sectors of the socialist economy – the one where the means of production are owned by the whole people and the other where the means of production are owned by the collective – and the problem of the proper relation of accumulation to consumption between the two sectors themselves are complicated problems for which it is not easy to work out a perfectly rational solution all at once.