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com.mon SHAREDH5kBm7En, $5kB:7mEnadj [not gradable]belonging to or shared by two or more people共有的，公用的，共同的We've got a lot of interests in common/common interests (=We have many of the same interests).我们有许多共同的兴趣。Sadly, that large nose is common to all of the Lewis family.可悲的是，大鼻子是刘易斯家共同的特征。Common ground is a point on which two or more people or groups agree or understand each other, usually when they disagree about other matters.（观点、利益上的）共同点We're not really on common ground when my father and I talk politics.当我和我父亲谈论政治时，彼此没有什么共同观点。(fml) If you make common cause with someone you act together to achieve something.为共同目标而团结起来Parents with prams have made common cause with the disabled to get easier access to public buildings.手推婴儿车的父母与残疾人携手呼吁设置方便他们进入公共建筑的通道。(specialized) A common denominator is a number which can be divided exactly by all the DENOMINATORS (=numbers under the line) in a group of FRACTIONS公分母8 is a common denominator of 1/2 and 1/4.8A common denominator is also something that is shared by all the members of a group and might bring them together.共同点Although the groups seem very different the common denominator is their commitment to using renewable sources of energy.虽然这些团体似乎各不相同，但是他们的共同目标是都致力于利用再生性能源。(dated) The Common Market is another name for the European Union or the European Community欧洲共同市场 [EUROPEAN](specialized) A common noun is a noun that is the name of a group of similar things such as 'table' or 'book' and not a single person, place or thing.普通名词 ☆PROPER中的proper nounA common room (or Am the commons) is a room esp. in a school or college where students or teachers can sit together and talk when they are not working.（中小学、大学里的）教师休息室，学生休息室There is a senior common room and a junior common room at Nottingham City College, one for the staff and the other for the students.诺丁汉市立大学有一个高级休息室和一个普通休息室，分别是给教职员工和学生用的。
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