common in Italian
common in Italian is comune, commune, ordinario — common means happening often, or found in large numbers; not rare.
common in Italian
comune
Mutual; shared by more than one.
commune
Mutual; shared by more than one.
comune
ordinario
Simple, ordinary or vulgar.
grossolano
Simple, ordinary or vulgar.
volgare
Simple, ordinary or vulgar.
What does "common" mean?
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adjective Happening often, or found in large numbers; not rare.
"Colds are common in winter."
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adjective Shared by two or more people or things.
"They discovered a common interest in old films."
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adjective Ordinary or unremarkable, sometimes used to suggest something is unrefined or lacking class.
"He was accused of having common tastes in food and music."
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noun An open area of land, especially in a town, that everyone is free to use.
"Children were flying kites on the village common."
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common in a sentence
- Colds are common in winter.
- It's common for new parents to feel exhausted in the first few months.
- They discovered a common interest in old films.
- The two villages share a common border along the river.
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What is "common" in Italian?
"common" in Italian is comune, commune, ordinario. common means: Happening often, or found in large numbers; not rare.
How do you use "common" in a sentence?
Example: "Colds are common in winter." In Italian, "common" is comune, commune, ordinario.
Are there other ways to say "common" in Italian?
Yes — Italian has 5 translations listed for "common": comune, commune, ordinario, grossolano, volgare.
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