English to Slovak Meaning of common - obyčajný

Common :

obyčajný

noun

verejnosť, ľudia, ľud, obyčajný, kolektívne, právnických, samozrejmosť

adjective

všeobecný, obyčajný, obvyklý, normálne, prostý, konvenčné, prúd, prijatý, operatívne, univerzálne, verejnosť, hmota, podradný, základňa, hrubý, opovrhnutiahodný, ošumělý, obdržané, lacný, prístupný, k dispozícii, get-at-schopní, mizerný, hanebný, špinavý, ostatné, znamenať, třípencový, pankáč, falošný, ješitný, bezcenný, gýčovitý, obskurní, bezmenný, neslávne známy, neslýchaný

Common :: obyčajnýCommonest :: najčastejšímCommonly :: obyčajneCommonness :: všednosťCommons :: prostý ľud

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Definitions of common in English

Noun(1) a piece of open land for recreational use in an urban area
Adjective(1) belonging to or participated in by a community as a whole; public(2) having no special distinction or quality; widely known or commonly encountered; average or ordinary or usual(3) common to or shared by two or more parties(4) commonly encountered, or familiar(5) being or characteristic of or appropriate to everyday language(6) of or associated with the great masses of people(7) of low or inferior quality or value(8) lacking refinement or cultivation or taste(9) to be expected; standard

Examples of common in English

(1) The first measures to divide the common lands among local communities were taken in the late 1780s.(2) If we really want to create a common culture, we need to ask the awkward questions of what our society believes in and be prepared to fight for hearts and minds.(3) Contact with hot items, chemicals or electricity are also fairly common causes of the burn injury.(4) Brazil shares common borders with 10 other countries in South America.(5) Yet, because the common mass of humanity was so far beneath him, he had nothing but contempt for it.(6) George offered a principle for distinguishing individual rights from common rights.(7) In my garden I am happily growing the common primrose, cultivated cowslips, and primulas.(8) Not a nation founded on race but on a common culture, respects and language.(9) He seemed to me to be really old, but even in death to be lacking in that common frailty I tended to view all the elderly as possessing.(10) Grouse are common birds in Ontario forests and are one of the tastiest as well.(11) The similarity exists but is not likely to be an indication of common ancestry.(12) The common wolf spider has no web, but the female is a gentle parent who encases her eggs in a silken bundle which she carries wherever she goes.(13) One thing he's learned is that common weeds can treat everything from stomach aches to open wounds.(14) Today it is common to see men taking care of their children in public.(15) It is, in a way, the only menace with multiple potentials to perturb the normal life of the common man.(16) Serious health problems are more common than people think.

Related Phrases of common

(1) common sense ::

zdravý rozum

(2) in common ::

spoločné

(3) common law ::

bežný zákon

(4) common stock ::

kmeňové akcie

(5) common cold ::

bežné nachladnutie

(6) common ground ::

nesporné

(7) common noun ::

bežné podstatné meno

(8) have in common ::

majú spoločného

(9) common people ::

obyčajní ľudia

(10) common name ::

spoločný názov

Related Phrases of common

(1) common sense ::

zdravý rozum

(2) in common ::

spoločné

(3) common law ::

bežný zákon

(4) common stock ::

kmeňové akcie

(5) common cold ::

bežné nachladnutie

(6) common ground ::

nesporné

(7) common noun ::

bežné podstatné meno

(8) have in common ::

majú spoločného

(9) common people ::

obyčajní ľudia

(10) common name ::

spoločný názov

Synonyms

Adjective

1. ordinary ::

obyčajný

2. usual ::

obvyklý

3. widespread ::

rozšírený

4. collective ::

kolektívne

5. uncouth ::

hrubý

6. mutual ::

vzájomný

7. plebeian ::

ľudový

8. vernacular ::

nárečové

9. coarse ::

hrubý

Noun

Antonyms

1. extraordinary ::

neobyčajný

2. infrequent ::

riedky

3. rare ::

vzácny

4. seldom ::

zriedka

5. uncommon ::

neobvyklý

6. unfamiliar ::

neoboznámený

7. unusual ::

neobvyklý

Different Forms

common, commonest, commonly, commonness

Word Example from TV Shows

- You shouldn't be dressed like a COMMON... - A cloak slows you down in a fight.

Game of Thrones Season 2, Episode 8

SANSA: A sad thing to have in COMMON.

Game of Thrones Season 8, Episode 2

You know, we've got something in COMMON, me and you.

Game of Thrones Season 2, Episode 3

$They used the money as the excuse for\Na common robbery, but it wasn't casual.$

They used the money as the excuse for
a COMMON robbery, but it wasn't casual.

Money Heist Season 1, Episode 4

I can speak the Common Tongue, if you wish.

Game of Thrones Season 4, Episode 10

Examples of common from TV Shows

- You shouldn't be dressed like a COMMON... - A cloak slows you down in a fight.

Game of Thrones Season 2, Episode 8

SANSA: A sad thing to have in COMMON.

Game of Thrones Season 8, Episode 2

You know, we've got something in COMMON, me and you.

Game of Thrones Season 2, Episode 3

$They used the money as the excuse for\Na common robbery, but it wasn't casual.$

They used the money as the excuse for
a COMMON robbery, but it wasn't casual.

Money Heist Season 1, Episode 4

I can speak the Common Tongue, if you wish.

Game of Thrones Season 4, Episode 10

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