commonplace in Japanese
commonplace in Japanese is ありふれた, ありきたり, 平凡 — commonplace means ordinary; lacking anything unusual or noteworthy.
commonplace in Japanese
ありふれた
Pronounced: arifureta
Ordinary; not having any remarkable characteristics.
ありきたり
Pronounced: arikitari
Ordinary; not having any remarkable characteristics.
平凡
Pronounced: heibon
Ordinary; not having any remarkable characteristics.
月並み
Pronounced: tsukinami
Ordinary; not having any remarkable characteristics.
What does "commonplace" mean?
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adjective Ordinary; lacking anything unusual or noteworthy.
"Smartphones are so commonplace now that few people remember life without them."
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noun A remark or idea that has become dull and predictable from overuse; a cliché.
"His speech was full of commonplaces about hard work and dreams."
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commonplace in a sentence
- Smartphones are so commonplace now that few people remember life without them.
- His speech was full of commonplaces about hard work and dreams.
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What is "commonplace" in Japanese?
"commonplace" in Japanese is ありふれた, ありきたり, 平凡. commonplace means: Ordinary; lacking anything unusual or noteworthy.
How do you pronounce ありふれた?
"commonplace" in Japanese is ありふれた, pronounced "arifureta".
How do you use "commonplace" in a sentence?
Example: "Smartphones are so commonplace now that few people remember life without them." In Japanese, "commonplace" is ありふれた, ありきたり, 平凡.
Are there other ways to say "commonplace" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 4 translations listed for "commonplace": ありふれた, ありきたり, 平凡, 月並み.
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