commons in Portuguese
commons in Portuguese is rossio — commons means a shared public space, such as a dining hall at a university or a central green in a town.
commons in Portuguese
rossio
(usually singular in construction) A common#Noun (common land); especially, a central section of (usually an older) town, designated as a shared area.
What does "commons" mean?
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noun A shared public space, such as a dining hall at a university or a central green in a town.
"Students gathered in the commons before their morning classes."
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noun Ordinary people as a group, historically distinguished from nobility and clergy.
"The revolution was led by representatives of the commons."
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commons in a sentence
- Students gathered in the commons before their morning classes.
- The revolution was led by representatives of the commons.
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What is "commons" in Portuguese?
"commons" in Portuguese is rossio. commons means: A shared public space, such as a dining hall at a university or a central green in a town.
How do you use "commons" in a sentence?
Example: "Students gathered in the commons before their morning classes." In Portuguese, "commons" is rossio.
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