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adjective

Común, mutuo

Mutual; shared by more than one.

"The two competitors have the common aim of winning the championship."

Los dos competidores tienen el objetivo común de ganar el campeonato.

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adjective

Común, frecuente

Occurring or happening regularly or frequently; usual.

"It is common to find sharks off this coast."

Es común encontrar tiburones frente a esta costa.

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adjective

Común, frecuente

Found in large numbers or in a large quantity; usual.

"It differs from the common blackbird in the size of its beak."

Difiere del mirlo común en el tamaño de su pico.

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adjective

Común, ordinario, vulgar

Simple, ordinary or vulgar.

"While "commoner" is a noun, its adjective form is "common." Here's a sentence using it correctly:

"He dismissed my suggestions as common sense, implying they were too obvious or unoriginal to be valuable." "

Si bien "commoner" es un sustantivo, su forma adjetiva es "common". Aquí hay una oración que lo usa correctamente: Descartó mis sugerencias como sentido común, lo que implicaba que eran demasiado obvias o poco originales para ser valiosas.

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adjective

Común, genérico

(grammar) In some languages, particularly Germanic languages, of the gender originating from the coalescence of the masculine and feminine categories of nouns.

"While not directly observable in modern English, the neuter gender in Old English can be seen as a commoner gender, having absorbed many nouns that were originally masculine or feminine. "

Si bien no es directamente observable en el inglés moderno, el género neutro en inglés antiguo puede verse como un género común, que ha absorbido muchos sustantivos que originalmente eran masculinos o femeninos.

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adjective

Común

(grammar) Of or pertaining to common nouns as opposed to proper nouns.

"The textbook's chapter on animals used commoner nouns like "dog" and "cat" instead of proper nouns like "Lassie" or "Whiskers." "

El capítulo del libro de texto sobre animales usaba sustantivos comunes como "perro" y "gato" en lugar de nombres propios como "Lassie" o "Whiskers".

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adjective

Vernáculo, vulgar

Vernacular, referring to the name of a kind of plant or animal, i.e., common name vs. scientific name.

"The commoner name for the plant is "wildflower," while the scientific name is Viola tricolor. "

El nombre vulgar de la planta es «flor silvestre», mientras que el nombre científico es Viola tricolor.

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adjective

Profano, impuro

Profane; polluted.

"The construction site became commoner after the chemical spill. "

El sitio de construcción se volvió impuro después del derrame químico.

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adjective

Libertino, lascivo

Given to lewd habits; prostitute.

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noun

Plebeyo, persona común

A member of the common people who holds no title or rank.

"The baker, a commoner with flour dusting his apron, smiled warmly at the visiting Duchess. "

El panadero, un plebeyo con harina cubriendo su delantal, sonrió cálidamente a la duquesa visitante.

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noun

Plebeyo, persona no noble

Someone who is not of noble rank.

"The king waved to the crowd, a mix of nobles in fancy clothes and commoners in simple ones. "

El rey saludó a la multitud, una mezcla de nobles con ropa elegante y plebeyos con ropa sencilla.

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noun

Estudiante sin beca

(Oxbridge slang) An undergraduate who does not hold either a scholarship or an exhibition.

"At Oxford, Tom was a commoner, meaning he had to pay full tuition unlike his scholarship-winning friends. "

En Oxford, Tom era un estudiante sin beca, lo que significaba que tenía que pagar la matrícula completa a diferencia de sus amigos que sí la tenían.

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noun

Estudiante que paga sus estudios

(Oxford University) A student who is not dependent on any foundation for support, but pays all university charges; at Cambridge called a pensioner.

""Unlike the scholars on scholarship, John was a commoner at Oxford, paying his tuition and board himself." "

A diferencia de los becarios, John era un estudiante que pagaba sus estudios en Oxford, pagando él mismo su matrícula y alojamiento.

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Plebeyo, vecino

Someone holding common rights because of residence or land ownership in a particular manor, especially rights on common land.

"As a commoner, John had the right to graze his sheep on the village's common land, a privilege passed down through generations of his family who lived in the manor. "

Como plebeyo, John tenía derecho a pastar sus ovejas en las tierras comunales del pueblo, un privilegio transmitido a través de generaciones de su familia que vivía en la mansión.

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noun

Plebeyo, persona común

One sharing with another in anything.

"The students, both the commoner and the scholarship recipient, shared a common desire to succeed in their studies. "

Los estudiantes, tanto el plebeyo como el becario, compartían un deseo común de tener éxito en sus estudios.

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noun

Prostituta, puta

A prostitute.

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