commoner

• Beschreibt etwas, das gewöhnlich, alltäglich oder häufig vorkommend ist; auch etwas, das allgemein verbreitet oder typisch ist.

Describes something that is usual, ordinary, or frequently occurring.

1. Frequent or usualA2formal

   Occurring often or existing in large numbers; widespread.

   Häufig

   • It is a common mistake among beginners.
   • Colds are common during winter.
   • This bird is common in the region.

   Synonymeeverydayfrequentnormalordinaryprevailingprevalentrampantregularriferoutinestandardtypicalubiquitoususualwidespread

   Antonymeinfrequentrarescarceuncommonunusual

2. Shared by allB1formal

   Belonging to or used by everyone in a group.

   Gemeinsam

   • They share a common interest in music.
   • The garden is common property of the residents.
   • We have a common goal to achieve.

   Synonymecollectivecommunaljointmutualpublicshareduniversal

   Antonymeexclusiveindividualpersonalprivateseparateunique

3. Ordinary or not specialB1informal

   Not unusual or special; average.

   Gewöhnlich

   • He is just a common man with simple dreams.
   • The design is very common and lacks originality.
   • It was a common day at work.

   Synonymeaveragecommonplaceeverydayordinaryplainregularrun-of-the-millunremarkableusual

   Antonymedistinctiveexceptionalextraordinaryrareremarkablespecialsuperioruncommonuniqueunusual

• Substantiv, das eine Person bezeichnet, die keinen Adelstitel oder Stand besitzt und meist dem einfachen Volk angehört.

A noun referring to a person who does not hold a noble title or rank, typically belonging to the ordinary or general population.

1. Person without a titleB2formal

   A person who is not a member of the nobility or aristocracy; an ordinary citizen.

   Bürgerlicher

   • The prince married a commoner, which caused a scandal.
   • In medieval times, commoners had few rights compared to nobles.
   • The king addressed the commoners directly during the festival.

   Synonymecommon manplebeian

   Antonymearistocratladylordnoblepeer