COMMONPLACE

[`kɔmənpleɪs]

общее место, банальность; трюизм

афоризм, общеизвестная цитата; избитая фраза

обычное явление, привычное дело, типичный случай

банальный, обычный, избитый, неоригинальный, ничем не примечательный

выбирать интересные места, афоризмы; делать выдержки

записывать в тетрадь для заметок

цитировать общеизвестные выражения, афоризмы; повторять общие места

commonplace: translation

Attic, Babbittish, Philistine, Spartan, abstraction, accustomed, ascetic, austere, average, back-number, bald, banal, banality, bare, baseborn, below the salt, bewhiskered, bourgeois, bromide, bromidic, campy, candid, chaste, chestnut, classic, classical, cliche, cliched, cockney, common, commonly known, commonplace expression, conventional, corn, corny, current, customary, cut-and-dried, direct, dry, dull, everyday, fade, familiar, familiar tune, flat, frank, fusty, garden, garden-variety, general, general idea, generalization, generalized proposition, glittering generality, habitual, hackney, hackneyed, hackneyed expression, hackneyed saying, high-camp, homely, homespun, household, humble, humdrum, inanity, insipid, kitschy, lean, lieu commun, locus communis, low, low-camp, lowborn, lowbred, lowly, matter-of-fact, mean, middle-class, moth-eaten, mundane, musty, natural, neat, no great shakes, nonclerical, nondescript, normal, normative, notorious, old hat, old joke, old saw, old song, old story, open, ordinary, overworked, pedestrian, plain, plain-speaking, plain-spoken, plastic, platitude, platitudinous, plebeian, poetryless, pop, popular, predominating, prescriptive, prevailing, prevalent, prosaic, prosaicism, prosaism, prose, prosing, prosy, proverbial, public, pure, pure and simple, regular, regulation, reiteration, retold story, rubber stamp, rude, run-of-mine, run-of-the-mill, rustic, set, severe, shabby-genteel, shallowness, shibboleth, shopworn, simple, simple-speaking, sober, spare, square, stale, standard, stark, stereotype, stereotyped, stereotyped saying, stock, straightforward, suburban, sweeping statement, tag, talked-about, talked-of, third-estate, threadbare, timeworn, tired, tired cliche, tiresome, trite, trite saying, triteness, triticism, truism, truistic, twice-told tale, typical, unadorned, unaffected, unembellished, uneventful, unexceptional, ungenteel, unidealistic, unimaginative, unimpassioned, universal, universally admitted, universally recognized, unnoteworthy, unoriginal, unpoetic, unpoetical, unremarkable, unromantic, unspectacular, unvarnished, usual, vapid, vernacular, vulgar, warmed-over, well-kenned, well-known, well-recognized, well-understood, well-worn, widely known, wishy-washiness, wonted, workaday, workday, worn, worn thin, worn-out

commonplace: translation

▪ be, seem

▪ become

▪ regard sth as

▪

Such actions were regarded as commonplace during the war.

▪ very

▪ almost

▪ enough, fairly, quite, rather

▪

Her situation sounded commonplace enough.

▪ among

▪

These ideas are commonplace among teenagers.

1. 1) избитое выражение; банальность

2) распространённая цитата; известный афоризм

2. обыкновенное происшествие; обычная вещь

1.банальный, избитый, плоский

2. 1) серый, неинтересный (о человеке); безликий

2) обыкновенный, рядовой

1. записывать в тетрадь для заметок

2. повторять избитые выражения, истины

commonplace [ˊkɒmənpleɪs]

1. n

1) о́бщее ме́сто, бана́льность

2) что-л. обы́чное, привы́чное

2. a бана́льный, изби́тый

3. v

1) повторя́ть о́бщие места́

2) запи́сывать в тетра́дь для заме́ток