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🔑commoncom·mon1 /ˈkɑmən / adjective - happening or found often or in many places; usual常见的；普遍的；通常的◆These days it's fairly common for people to change careers several times.如今人们换几次工作是很常见的事。◆The word is no longer in common use.这个词已经不常用了。◆The daisy is a common wildflower.雏菊是一种常见的野花。 OPP rare
- common (to sb / sth) shared by or belonging to two or more people or groups, or by most or all people共有的；共同的；共享的◆The Mexicans and the Spanish share a common language.墨西哥人和西班牙人说同一种语言。◆This type of behavior is common to most children of that age.这个年龄的儿童大多都有此类行为。◆We have a common interest in computers.我们都对电脑感兴趣。
- (only before a noun只用于名词前) not special; ordinary不特殊的；普通的◆The officers had much better living conditions than the common soldiers.军官的生活条件比普通士兵好得多。
 ●be common knowledgeto be known by a lot of people众所周知◆It's common knowledge that he took the money – why does he pretend he didn't?大家都知道他偷了钱，他干吗还要假装没偷？
commoncom·mon2 /ˈkɑmən / noun ●have sth in common (with sb / sth)to share something with someone or something else有共同之处；在…方面相同◆They seem to be good friends, although they have few interests in common.尽管他们没有多少共同爱好，却似乎是好朋友。◆to have a lot in common with someone和某人有很多共同之处●in common with sb / sthlike someone or something与…相同；与…相似◆This company, in common with many others, is losing a lot of money.和许多别的公司一样，这家公司也在大量赔钱。 |