common

common
adj. gemeen, gemeenschappelijk; gewoon; algemeen
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n. openbaar gebied
common1
[ kommən]
I 〈telbaar en niet-telbaar zelfstandig naamwoord〉
meentgemeenschapsgrond
het gewone
voorbeelden:
2   out of the common ongewoon, ongebruikelijk
in common gemeenschappelijk, gezamenlijk
     in common with evenals, op dezelfde manier als
II 〈meervoud〉
〈the〉burgerstand(gewone) burgerij
〈Common; the〉(leden van het) Lagerhuis
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common2
〈bijvoeglijk naamwoord; commonness〉
gemeenschappelijkgemeen, gemeenzaam
openbaarpubliek
gewoonalgemeen, gebruikelijk, gangbaar
ordinair
〈taalkunde〉onbepaaldvariabel, gemeenslachtig
voorbeelden:
1   by common consent met algemene instemming
     Common Market gemeenschappelijke markt, Europese (Economische) Gemeenschap
     common property gemeenschapsgrond, gemeenschappelijk eigendom
     it's very common het komt heel vaak voor
2   his past was common knowledge iedereen wist van zijn verleden
     for the common good in het algemeen belang
3   the common herd de meute/massa
     the common man de gewone man, Jan met de pet
     common people gewone/doorsnee mensen
4   as common as muck/dirt vreselijk ordinair
5   common noun soortnaam
common carrier vervoersbedrijf, busonderneming
     make common cause with gemene zaak maken met
     common denominator gemeenschappelijke noemer 〈ook figuurlijk〉
     common divisor, common factor gemene deler
     common ground overeenstemming, punt van overeenkomst
     common law gewoonterecht, ongeschreven recht
     (The Book of) Common Prayer anglicaanse liturgie
     common sense gezond verstand
     〈Brits-Engels; juridisch〉 Common Serjeant 〈ongeveer〉advocaat-generaal 〈bij Londens gerechtshof〉
     common time (doorgeslagen) vierkwartsmaat
     common viper adder

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