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mundane

/mʌnˈdeɪn/

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noun

Persona común, ser humano ordinario

An unremarkable, ordinary human being.

Examples :

"Despite their extraordinary aspirations, many people eventually settle into being a mundane, working a regular job and raising a family. "

A pesar de sus extraordinarias aspiraciones, muchas personas eventualmente se conforman con ser personas comunes, trabajando en un trabajo regular y criando una familia.

person human being

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noun

Persona normal, persona común

(in various subcultures) A person considered to be "normal", part of the mainstream culture, outside the subculture, not part of the elite group.

Examples :

"The school's new student, Sarah, was considered a mundane, just another ordinary student among the many others. "

La nueva estudiante de la escuela, Sarah, era considerada una persona normal, solo una estudiante ordinaria más entre las muchas otras.

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El mundo real, la vida cotidiana

The world outside fandom; the normal, mainstream world.

Examples :

"The mundane of daily life—like commuting and grocery shopping—often feels tedious compared to the exciting world of fantasy novels. "

El mundo real de la vida cotidiana, como los desplazamientos y la compra de alimentos, a menudo parece tedioso en comparación con el emocionante mundo de las novelas de fantasía.

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noun

No satanista

(satanism) A person not a Satanist.

Examples :

"Surrounded by those practicing rituals, the mundane felt out of place and uncomfortable in the dimly lit room. "

Rodeado de aquellos que practicaban rituales, el no satanista se sintió fuera de lugar e incómodo en la habitación tenuemente iluminada.

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adjective

Mundano, terrenal, profano

Worldly, earthly, profane, vulgar as opposed to heavenly.

Examples :

"The meeting was filled with mundane tasks: filling out forms, checking emails, and scheduling appointments. "

La reunión estuvo llena de tareas mundanas: rellenar formularios, revisar correos electrónicos y programar citas.

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adjective

Mundano, terrenal

Pertaining to the Universe, cosmos or physical reality, as opposed to the spiritual world.

Examples :

"While meditating, she tried to detach from her mundane worries about work and focus on a deeper spiritual connection. "

Mientras meditaba, intentó desprenderse de sus preocupaciones mundanas sobre el trabajo y concentrarse en una conexión espiritual más profunda.

philosophy theology religion

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adjective

Mundano, ordinario

Ordinary; not new.

Examples :

"The daily routine of getting ready for school felt incredibly mundane. "

La rutina diaria de prepararse para la escuela se sentía increíblemente mundana.

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adjective

Mundano, aburrido

Tedious; repetitive and boring.

Examples :

"The daily commute was incredibly mundane; getting on the bus, sitting in traffic, and repeating the same route every day felt monotonous. "

El viaje diario era increíblemente mundano; subir al autobús, sentarse en el tráfico y repetir la misma ruta todos los días se sentía monótono.

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