Summary
commonplace {noun}
banalidad · cliché · expresión gastada · expresión trillada
commonplace {adjective}
cotidiano · diario · común · banal
English-Spanish translation for "commonplace"
"commonplace" Spanish translation
commonplace {noun}
commonplace {noun} (also: pettiness, banality)
commonplace {noun} (also: cliché)
commonplace {noun}
commonplace {noun}
commonplace {adjective}
commonplace {adj.} (also: daily)
commonplace {adj.} (also: daily basis)
Attacks are commonplace and we are reminded of the murder squads of a few years ago, as Mr Newens said.
commonplace {adj.} (also: regular, shared, common, prevalent)
Common sense is not necessarily the most commonplace quality in the world.
The special situation it was in at the start of the 1980s is now becoming rather commonplace.
It is a commonplace of European rhetoric that we are formed by our inheritance from Greece and Rome.
In my explanation of vote I would like to show that this one track-minded commonplace, dwelt on continuously, is actually an optical
Firstly, it contains a series of commonplaces.
commonplace {adj.} (also: banal)
... almost commonplace.
What is important is the incentive to promote energy saving, partly through the somewhat commonplace form, of the efficient distribution
has become a commonplace and everyday activity.
Mr President, Commissioner, ladies and gentlemen, it is a commonplace to say that our heritage and its protection are crucial components of
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "commonplace":
© Princeton Universityhumdrum · prosaic · unglamorous · unglamourous · platitude · cliche · banality · bromide
Usage examples
Usage examples for "commonplace" in Spanish
Similar words
committed · committee · committees · commode · commodious · commodities · commodity · commodore · common · commonly · commonplace · commonsensical · commonwealth · commotion · communal · commune · communicable · communicant · communicating · communication · communications
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