common
common
(commoner, commonest)
the common good
commonness
noun
语源
(commoner, commonest)
- occurring, found, or done often; prevalent
一般的；常见的；通常的，日常的；普遍的
salt and pepper are the two most common seasonings.
盐和胡椒粉是两种最常用的调味品。
it's common for a woman to be depressed after giving birth.
妇女分娩后心情沮丧是常见的现象。
■(of an animal or plant) found or living in relatively large numbers; not rare
（动植物）常见的；多见的
■ordinary; of ordinary qualities; without special rank or position
普通的，平凡的；平民的；无特殊级别（或地位）的
the dwellings of common people.
平民住宅 。
a common soldier.
普通士兵。
■(of a quality) of a sort or level to be generally expected
（品质）起码的
common decency.
起码的体面。
■of the most familiar type
通俗的；最常见的
the common or vernacular name.
通俗的或是本国的名字。
■denoting the most widespread or typical species of an animal or plant
（动植物种类）分布最为广泛的；最典型的
the common gull.
最常见的海鸥。 - showing a lack of taste and refinement supposedly typical of the lower classes; vulgar
庸俗的；低级的；粗俗的
she's so common.
她真庸俗。 - shared by, coming from, or done by two or more people, groups, or things
公共的；共同的；共为的
the two republics' common border.
这两个共和国的公共边界。
problems common to both communities.
两个社区共同的问题。
■belonging to, open to, or affecting the whole of a community or the public at large
（社区，公众）共有的；公共的，公用的；共受影响的
common land.
公地。
■(Mathematics)belonging to two or more quantities
(数)公共的 - (Grammar)(语法)(in Latin, Dutch, and certain other languages) of or denoting a gender of nouns that are conventionally regarded as masculine or feminine, contrasting with neuter
（拉丁语、荷兰语和某些其他语言）（名词）阳性或阴性的，非中性的
■(in English) denoting a noun that refers to individuals of either sex (e. g. teacher)
（英语）（名词）通性的（如teacher） - (Prosody)(of a syllable) able to be either short or long
(诗韵)（音节）长短共通的 - (Law)(of a crime) of lesser importance
(律)（罪行）普通的；轻度的
common assault.
普通企图伤害罪。
- a piece of open land for public use, especially in a village or town
（尤指村镇的）公地 - (Brit. informal)common sense
(英，非正式)常识 - (in the Christian Church) a form of service used for each of a group of occasions
（基督教教会适用于各种场合的）普通礼拜 - (亦作 right of common)(English Law)a person's right over another's land, e. g. for pasturage or mineral extraction
(英格兰律)（对他人土地的）共同使用（或收益）权
the common good
- the benefit or interests of all
公益
it is time our elected officials stood up for the common good.
该是我们选出的公务员们维护公益的时候了。
- a point accepted or shared by each of two or more conflicting or differing parties
（冲突矛盾双方或多方承认的）共同立论基础
artists from different cultural backgrounds found common ground.
有着不同文化背景的艺术家们找到了共同基础。
- something known by most people
大多数人都知道的事，众所周知之事；常识
- (Brit. informal)of the usual or ordinary type
(英，非正式)平常的，普通的，平凡的
Britain's common or garden house sparrow.
英国的普通家雀。
- a thing or things held jointly
共同财产；公共财产
■something known by most people
大多数人都知道的事，众所周知之事；常识
- the ability to get on with or appeal to ordinary people
平易近人的能力；与普通人相处（或打动普通人）的能力
- have a specified amount or degree of shared interests or characteristics
有共同之处（或兴趣、特征）
the two men had little in common.
这两个人没什么共同之处。
- in joint use or possession; shared
共用；共有，公有
a sect that had wives in common.
共妻的教派。
■(Law)held or owned by two or more people each having undivided possession but with distinct, separately transferable interests
(律)共有
- in the same way as
与…一样，与…相同
in common with other officers I had to undertake guard duties.
和其他军官一样，我不得不承担警戒任务。
- (Brit.)rarely occurring; unusual
(英)不平常的；非同寻常的
commonness
noun
语源
- Middle English: from Old French comun (adjective), from Latin communis
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