com.mon
adj.(形容词)
com.mon.er,com.mon.est 缩写 com.
Belonging equally to or shared equally by two or more; joint:
共同的:平等地属于两个或两个以上或由他们分享的;共同的:
例句:
common interests.
共同利益
Of or relating to the community as a whole; public:
公共的:属于或有关整个社团的;公众的:
例句:
for the common good.See Usage Note at mutual
为公共利益参见 mutual
Widespread; prevalent.
普及的;普遍的
Occurring frequently or habitually; usual.
通常的:经常地或习惯地出现的;通常的
Most widely known; ordinary:
一般的:最广泛地被知道的;寻常的:
例句:
the common housefly.
普通家蝇
Having no special designation, status, or rank:
普通的:没有特殊的标志、地位或等级的:
例句:
a common sailor.
一位普通的水手
Not distinguished by superior or noteworthy characteristics; average:
不突出的:没有优良的或值得注意的特性来区别的;平均的:
例句:
the common spectator.
普通观众
Of no special quality; standard:
标准的:无特别质量的;标准:
例句:
common procedure.
标准工序
Of mediocre or inferior quality; second-rate:
普通或低劣质量的;二流的:
例句:
common cloth.
次等的布料
Unrefined or coarse in manner; vulgar:
粗野的,下流的:在礼仪上未改进或精粗俗的;粗俗的:
例句:
behavior that branded him as common.
在他身上打下烙印的粗俗行为
Grammar
【语法】
Either masculine or feminine in gender.
阴性的或阳性的
Representing one or all of the members of a class; not designating a unique entity.
非特定的:代表某一种类的所有成员或其中一个的;不标志唯一存在的
n.Abbr. com.(名词)缩写 com.
commons The common people; commonalty.
commons 普通老百姓;平民
commons (used with a sing. or pl. verb)
commons (与单数或复数动词连用)
The political class composed of commoners.
由平民组成的政治阶层
The parliamentary representatives of this class.
下议院议员
Often Commons See House of Commons
常作 Commons 参见 House of Commons
A tract of land, usually in a centrally located spot, belonging to or used by a community as a whole:
共有地:一片陆地,通常处于中央位置,作为整体属于社团或由社团使用:
例句:
a band concert on the village common.
在村内的公共场地上的乐队音乐会
The legal right of a person to use the lands or waters of another, as for fishing.
共有权:一人使用另一人的土地和水域的合法权力,例如捕鱼
commons (used with a sing. verb)A building or hall for dining, typically at a university or college.
commons (与单数动词连用)大学内的餐厅:吃饭用的建筑或大厅,通常在大学或学院
Common stock.
普通股
Ecclesiastical A service used for a particular class of festivals.
【基督教会】 特殊节庆的仪式
<习惯用语>in common
Equally with or by all.
一样,同样:与所有的都相同地
来源:
Middle English commune
中古英语 commune
from Old French
源自 古法语
from Latin commônis * see mei-
源自 拉丁语 commônis *参见 mei-
【引伸】
com.monly
adv.(副词)
com.monness
n.(名词)
<参考词汇><同义词>common,ordinary,familiar,vulgarThese adjectives describe what is generally known or frequently encountered.
这些形容词表示普遍知道或常常遇到的。
Common applies to what is customary, takes place often, is widely used, or is well known:
Common 用于是通常的、常发生的、广泛使用或众所周知的:
例句:
a common problem;
共同的问题;
例句:
a common thief;
普通的小偷;
例句:
the common dandelion. The term also suggests lack of distinction and can imply coarseness or crudeness:
普通的蒲公英。 此词条也暗示缺乏区别并能意指粗劣或未加工:
例句:
drank wine of the commonest sort;
最为普遍的饮用葡萄酒;
例句:
had a very common look about him.
他有着很普通的外表。
Ordinary describes what is of the usual kind and is not distinguished in any way from others.In the latter sense it is sometimes derogatory:
Ordinary 指种类普通且不能从其他中加以区别的。在后一意义上,它有时是贬义的:
例句:
A ballpoint pen is adequate for most ordinary purposes.
原珠笔适合最普通的用途。
例句:
The violinist gave a very ordinary performance marked by an occasional memory lapse.
小提琴手因偶然记忆失误表现很平常。
Familiar applies to what is well known or quickly recognized through frequent occurrence or regular association:
Familiar 用于指普遍知道的或通过经常出现或正常联系迅速认识到的:
例句:
a nursery rhyme familiar to most children;
儿歌为多数小孩所熟悉;
例句:
sang all the old familiar songs.
唱所有古老而熟悉的歌谣。
Vulgar describes what is associated with the great mass of people:
Vulgar 描述的是与大多数人们相联系的:
例句:
.He [Shakespeare] was not something sacred and aloof from the vulgar herd of men. (William Hazlitt).The word usually connotes the lack of refinement ofcommon :
.他 不是来自粗俗的牧羊人的神圣且冷淡的东西. (威廉·海斯利特)。此单词常暗示着common 的缺乏教养:
例句:
Slurping soup directly from the bowl is vulgar. See also Synonyms at general
直接从碗里咕嘟咕嘟地喝汤是粗俗的 参见同义词 general