common
//ˈkɑːmən//
Translation
common
Definition
The word 'common' describes something that happens often, is found in many places, or is shared by many people. It is used to talk about things that are not rare or unusual in everyday life. For example, common colds are illnesses that many people get frequently. This adjective can also refer to things that are typical or ordinary, like common sense or common knowledge. In conversation, it helps express that an event, object, or idea is widespread and easily encountered.
Example
“It is common to see birds in the park.”
“Colds are very common in winter.”
“She has a common name like Sarah.”
“Using smartphones is common among teenagers.”
“Traffic jams are common in big cities.”
“It is common for students to feel nervous before exams.”
“This type of flower is common in gardens.”
“Mistakes are common when learning a new language.”
“It is common practice to say 'thank you' after receiving help.”
“Common sense tells you to look both ways before crossing the street.”
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