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Definition of common year - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
calendar termTECH. year not containing an extra day in FebruaryTECH.
- A common year has 365 days.
- In a common year, February has 28 days.
- A common year does not account for leap day.
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Expressions with common
shared by two or more parties
They have nothing in common.
ordinary people or things
He considered himself just one of the common clay.
theme or characteristic shared by different things or people
The common thread among these stories is their focus on resilience.
ability to connect with and appeal to ordinary people
The politician's common touch won many votes.
reach an agreement or understanding
After hours of discussion, they managed to find common ground.
very ordinary or unremarkable
The design of the house is common as dirt.
very ordinary or lacking sophistication
His manners are common as muck.
basic trait shared by all members of a group
The panel discussion tried to find the least common denominator among all the proposals.
least complex level that is acceptable to most people
The show aims for the lowest common denominator to ensure broad appeal.
minimal practical understanding or wisdom
She showed an ounce of common sense by bringing an umbrella.
agreed upon by everyone involved
The decision was made by common consent.
someone very practical and wise
She has a PhD in common sense and always knows the right thing to do.
cooperate to achieve a shared goal
The two companies made common cause to fight pollution.
mild viral illness causing runny nose, cough, and sore throat
He missed school because of a common cold.
edible root-like spice used to flavor many cooked dishes
She added grated common ginger to the soup for extra flavor.
information known by most people
It's common knowledge that the Earth orbits the Sun.
name widely recognized or used
He goes by the common name of Bob in his community.
typical member of the public
Policies should benefit the common person.
room in a school or college for relaxation and socializing
Students gathered in the common room to discuss their projects.
good judgment in practical matters
Using common sense, he avoided the dangerous shortcut home.
method or approach frequently used
The common way to solve this problem is by using a calculator.
share characteristics or interests with someone or something
They have in common a love for music.
share no interests, qualities, or similarities with someone or something
They have nothing in common and rarely talk.
shared concern or hobby that brings people together
They discovered a common interest in hiking during the trip.
Expressions with year
year of a dog's life
In dog years, she is already a senior.
year taken off from work or study
She took a year out to travel the world.
year marked by exceptional success or achievements
The company had a banner year, breaking all previous sales records.
year marked by great success or prosperity
The company had a bonanza year with record profits.
celebrate the arrival of the new year
We will ring in the new year with fireworks.
happening for three consecutive years
She won the award for the third year running.
happening every year for many years without stopping
Year in, year out, he visits his grandmother.
statement that greatly downplays a situation's reality
Saying it's chilly in Antarctica is the understatement of the year.
for a very long time or since the beginning
They have been friends since the year one.
happening every year without change
She visits her grandparents year in and year out.
year that is a turning point
The election of 2008 was a watershed year in American politics.
the start of revolutionary change
The country declared year zero after the uprising.
at a time very long ago
They built this house in the year dot.
annually, without exception
They travel to France every year.
initial year of an experience or process
The first year of marriage can be challenging.
wish for joy in the new year
Happy New Year to everyone!
during the previous year
I visited Japan last year.
in the year following the current one
She plans to start college next year.
during the current calendar year
I plan to travel to Japan this year.
throughout the entire year without stopping
The park is open all year long.
throughout the entire year without interruption
The park is open all year round.
annually, every twelve months
The festival is held each year in July.
having lived for four years
The four-year-old child started kindergarten.
after one year from now or a specific time
She will graduate in a year's time.
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Christianity
year in the Common Era based on Jesus's birth
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- French:année commune, ...
- German:Gemeinjahr, ...
- Italian:anno comune, ...
- Spanish:año común, ...
- Portuguese:ano comum, ...
- Chinese:非闰年, ...
- Japanese:平年, ...
- Arabic:سَنَة عاديَة, ...
- Hebrew:שָׁנָה רְגִילָה, ...
- Russian:обычный год, ...
- Ukrainian:звичайний рік, ...
- Hindi:साधारण वर्ष, ...
- Bengali:সাধারণ বছর, ...
- Catalan:any comú, ...
- Czech:běžný rok, ...
- Danish:almindeligt år, ...
- Dutch:gewoon jaar, ...
- Greek:κοινό έτος, ...
- Hungarian:közönséges év, ...
- Khmer:ឆ្នាំធម្មតា, ...
- Korean:평년, ...
- Persian:سال عادی, ...
- Polish:rok zwykły, ...
- Portuguese (BR):ano comum, ...
- Romanian:an nebisect, ...
- Swedish:vanligt år, ...
- Thai:ปีปกติ, ...
- Turkish:normal yıl, ...
- Vietnamese:năm thường, ...
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