Similar words: kolkata, bulkhead, kola, cuckold, kola nut, nikola tesla, jack-o-lantern, jack-o'-lantern. Meaning: [kʌl'hɔːz ,-kɔːz /kɒl-] 
n. a collective farm owned by the communist state.
n. a collective farm owned by the communist state. 
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1. The first section proposes the principle of kolkhoz law, because the principle is the core in a law.
2. Collective farms (otherwise known as "kolkhoz") started to appear in the USSR since 1918. On these pictures you can see its everyday life – hard work and some fun.
3. Collective farms (otherwise known as "kolkhoz") started to appear in the USSR since 1918.
4. The party and its leaders were defended neither by white nor blue-collar workers nor kolkhoz farmers.
5. What was the reason for that – nobody knows; whether it was a war, a sprouting possibility to move to the biggest cities or a policy of kolkhoz sprawling, there is no exact answer.
6. Chapter two bases on the selective analysis of the Kolkhoz Law's basic system, it laid the foundation to further elaborate the influence to Chinese cooperative legislation.
More similar words: kolkata, bulkhead, kola, cuckold, kola nut, nikola tesla, jack-o-lantern, jack-o'-lantern, folk, yolk, folks, polka, toolkit, folksy, tool kit, folkway, chekhov, backhoe, kinfolk, folk art, egg yolk, yolk sac, menfolk, sinkhole, deckhouse, work hours, bunkhouse, workhouse, khomeini, townsfolk.