英语词汇have something in common怎么读，是什么意思，单词翻译、读音、固定搭配用法和短语词组及例句-英汉双解词典

havesomethingin common

phrase

toshareinterests,experiences, or othercharacteristicswith someone or something:

We don't really have much incommon.

The twoactorshave little incommonother than both havingOscars.

When youmeetAlice, you'llfindthat you have a lot incommon,includingyourloveofclassicalmusic.

Inreality, some oftheirvotershave more incommonwith the moremoderateelementsin the otherparty.

Oh, hegrewup in Senegal? I may not like him, but we've got that incommon, at least.

See also

commonnoun(SHARED)

(Definition ofhave something in commonfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

have something in common| American Dictionary

havesomethingin common

idiom

tosharethe sameinterestsor havesimilarcharacteristics:

I didn’tthinkLarry and Patricia had anything in common, but theytalkedallevening.

单词	have something in common
释义	havesomethingin common phrase B1 toshareinterests,experiences, or othercharacteristicswith someone or something: We don't really have much incommon. The twoactorshave little incommonother than both havingOscars. When youmeetAlice, you'llfindthat you have a lot incommon,includingyourloveofclassicalmusic. Inreality, some oftheirvotershave more incommonwith the moremoderateelementsin the otherparty. Oh, hegrewup in Senegal? I may not like him, but we've got that incommon, at least. See also commonnoun(SHARED) (Definition ofhave something in commonfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press) have something in common\| American Dictionary havesomethingin common idiom tosharethe sameinterestsor havesimilarcharacteristics: I didn’tthinkLarry and Patricia had anything in common, but theytalkedallevening. (Definition ofhave something in commonfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press) #https://dictionary.cambridge.org//dictionary/english/have-in-common##
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