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A1  common  olağan, yaygın, genel, bilinensıradan, sade

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adjective  /ˈkɒmən  ; US
ˈkɑːmən  / adjective (commoner; commonest) common (adjective)
 /ˈkɒmən 
; US ˈkɑːmən 
/ adjective (commoner; commonest)
 
 1 happening or found often or in many
places; usual
olağan, yaygın,
genel, bilinen
 Nowadays
it is common practice to have security cameras in shops.
 Pilot
error is the commonest/most common cause of plane crashes.
 The
daisy is a common wild flower.
OPPOSITE UNCOMMON
 2 common
(to sb/sth)
shared by or belonging to two or more
people or groups; shared by most or all people
ortak, yaygın
 The
Americans and the British share a common language.
 This
type of behaviour is common to most children of that age.
 We
have a common interest in gardening.
 3 [only
before a noun]
not special; ordinary
sıradan, sade
 The
officers had much better living conditions than the common soldiers.
OPPOSITE UNCOMMON
 4 (British, informal)
having or showing a lack of education
kaba, adi,
bayağı
 Don't
speak like that. It's common!
IDIOM
be common/public knowledge
to be sth that everyone knows
herkes tarafından tanınmak/bilinmek
 Their
money problems are common knowledge.

Level	A1
Kind	adjective
Front	common
IPA	/ˈkɒmən ; US ˈkɑːmən / adjective (commoner; commonest)
Back	olağan, yaygın, genel, bilinen sıradan, sade
Back 2	common (adjective) /ˈkɒmən ; US ˈkɑːmən / adjective (commoner; commonest) 1 happening or found often or in many places; usual olağan, yaygın, genel, bilinen Nowadays it is common practice to have security cameras in shops. Pilot error is the commonest/most common cause of plane crashes. The daisy is a common wild flower. *OPPOSITE* UNCOMMON 2 common (to sb/sth) shared by or belonging to two or more people or groups; shared by most or all people ortak, yaygın The Americans and the British share a common language. This type of behaviour is common to most children of that age. We have a common interest in gardening. 3 [only before a noun] not special; ordinary sıradan, sade The officers had much better living conditions than the common soldiers. *OPPOSITE* UNCOMMON 4 (British, informal) having or showing a lack of education kaba, adi, bayağı Don't speak like that. It's common! IDIOM be common/public knowledge to be sth that everyone knows herkes tarafından tanınmak/bilinmek Their money problems are common knowledge.

Common Adjective Yaygın /ˈkɒmən ˈkɑːmən Commoner Commonest Olağan

common (adjective)