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commonness
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Collins English-Chinese Dictionary
- common
['kɔmən]
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adjective
(usual) 常见的
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Jones is a common name there.
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琼斯在那儿是个常见的名字。
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2.
adjective
(shared) 共同的
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Our countries share a common frontier.
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我们的国家有共同的边界线。
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3.
adjective
(not special) 普通的
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the common man
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普通人
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4.
adjective
[+person]
[ manners]
(vulgar) 粗俗的
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She's a little common at times.
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她有时有点俗气。
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5.
noun
[c]
(area) 公用地
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common to
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常见于
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in common use
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常用
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it's common knowledge that...
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大家都知道…
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for the common good
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为了大家的利益
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the idea has become common currency
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这观点已是众所周知的了
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common ground
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共同点
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to have sth in common
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[+people] 有某些共同点
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6.
noun
[things+]
有共同的某特征
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to have sth in common with sb/sth
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与某人/某物有某共同点
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not to have anything in common (with sb/sth)
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(与某人/某物)没有任何共同点
Comprehensive English-Chinese Dictionary
- common
[ˈkɒmən]
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adjective
共同的，集体的，统一的
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Certain restrictions are often imposed for the common good of inhabitants in an area.
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为了一个地区居民的公共利益，通常会设置一些限制。
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Common lands are set aside for use by all members of a community.
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公共用地是留出来供社区所有成员使用的。
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2.
adjective
普通的，一般的，平凡的
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It was a very common practice in those days.
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在那个时候，这是一种惯例。
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It is common knowledge that she lives alone.
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大家都知道她独居。
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3.
adjective
共有的，共享的
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Both species have a common ancestor.
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两个物种有一个共同的祖先。
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4.
adjective
通常的，常见的
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I assure you this is a very common occurrence here.
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我向你保证，这在我们这里是一件很寻常的事情。
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5.
adjective
[Linguistics]
日常用语的，惯常语的，俗语的
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It is common language now to say it like this.
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现在日常说话都这样说。
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6.
adjective
平民的，大众的
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The common people were well treated because they were needed as workers.
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由于需要工人，普通人也受到了良好的对待。
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The common people in those days suffered greatly.
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那个年代普通老百姓苦难深重。
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7.
adjective
次的，劣等的，低劣的
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We decided to use common materials to save money.
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我们为了省钱决定使用次点的材料。
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8.
adjective
[Spoken]
[Derogatory]
粗俗的，粗鄙的，庸俗的
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They and their friends all spoke with a common accent.
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他们和他们的朋友说话语气都很粗俗。
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9.
adjective
标准的，基本的，起码的
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To steal something of sentimental value shows a total lack of common decency.
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偷盗具有情感价值的东西说明这个人连最起码的行为准则都彻底失去了。
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10.
n.[c]
[Plural]
公共用地，公共场地
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They campaign nationally for the protection of commons, village greens and footpaths.
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他们在全国搞运动宣传保护城市公园、乡村绿地和人行小径。
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11.
noun
[Person Name]
康芒
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12.
noun
[Person Name]
科蒙
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13.
n.[u]
[Catholicism]
（天主教等弥撒曲中的）固定经文曲；（因不同场合、需要而变更的）普通经文曲；（适用于各种节日的）普通礼拜
Collins English-English Dictionary
- common
['kɒmən]
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adj
belonging to or shared by two or more people
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common property
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2.
adj
belonging to or shared by members of one or more nations or communities; public
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a common culture
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3.
adj
of ordinary standard; average
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common decency
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4.
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prevailing; widespread
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common opinion
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5.
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widely known or frequently encountered; ordinary
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a common brand of soap
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6.
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widely known and notorious
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a common nuisance
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7.
adj
[derogatory]
considered by the speaker to be low-class, vulgar, or coarse
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a common accent
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8.
adj
[prenominal]
having no special distinction, rank, or status
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the common man
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9.
adj
[maths]
having a specified relationship with a group of numbers or quantities
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common denominator
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10.
adj
(of a tangent) tangential to two or more circles
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11.
adj
[prosody]
(of a syllable) able to be long or short, or (in nonquantitative verse) stressed or unstressed
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12.
adj
[grammar]
(in certain languages) denoting or belonging to a gender of nouns, esp one that includes both masculine and feminine referents
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Latin sacerdos is common
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13.
adj
[anatomy]
having branches
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the common carotid artery
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14.
adj
serving more than one function
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the common bile duct
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15.
adj
[Christianity]
of or relating to the common of the Mass or divine office
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16.
n
[sometimes plural]
a tract of open public land, esp one now used as a recreation area
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17.
n
[law]
the right to go onto someone else's property and remove natural products, as by pasturing cattle or fishing (esp in the phrase right of common)
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18.
n
[Christianity]
a form of the proper of the Mass used on festivals that have no special proper of their own
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19.
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the ordinary of the Mass
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20.
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[Archaic]
the ordinary people; the public, esp those undistinguished by rank or title
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21.
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See also commons
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[Etymology]
C13: from Old French commun, from Latin communis general, universal
Examples
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Common sense is not so common.
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常识其实并不那么普通。
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the common interests of a group
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团体的共同利益
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common knowledge
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常识
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a common sight
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常见的景色
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a common soldier
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普通战士，士兵
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