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I. common [ˈkɒmən, ingl. am. ˈkɑ:-] ADJ.
1. common (widespread):
common
common use
thefts are common here
2. common (shared):
common
by common consent
ownership in common [or common ownership] DER.
tenancy in common DER.
3. common (ordinary):
common
common man
common criminal, thief
4. common pey. (not refined):
common
common behaviour
locuciones, giros idiomáticos:
it's common courtesy to do sth
it's common knowledge that...
II. common [ˈkɒmən, ingl. am. ˈkɑ:-] SUST.
1. common (shared thing):
we have a lot in common
to have many features in common with sb/sth
2. common (land):
common
błonia ntpl
common assault SUST. DER.
common assault
common currency SUST. ECON.
common currency
common currency zone
common denominator SUST. a. fig.
common land SUST.
common land
błonia ntpl
common law SUST. sin pl. DER.
1. common law (law according to court decisions):
common law
2. common law Brit (system of laws):
common law
common nuisance SUST. sin pl. DER.
common nuisance
common room SUST. ingl. brit.
1. common room ENS.:
common room
2. common room UNIV.:
common room
klub m
common seal SUST.
common seal
common sense SUST. sin pl.
common sense
Common Serjeant SUST. DER.
common stock SUST. ECON.
common stock
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common experience SUST.
common experience
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This was later changed to a common experience gain in which any skill increases both spheres.
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This is consistent with common experience.
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The average marriage age differs by country, and countries where teenage marriages are common experience higher levels of teenage pregnancies.
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The most common experience was a constant clipping sound, like that of scissors, pervaded the house, giving the legend its name.
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In grades nine and ten, the program consists of common experience courses for all students.
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