common noun

Word family adjectivecommonablecommonsensecommonnouncommonagecommonalitycommonaltycommonercommoneycommoningcommonnesscommonscommon coldcommonholdcommon lawcommon nouncommonplacecommonplacenesscommon roomcommon senseadverbcommonly

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ˌcommon ˈnoun noun [countableC]

SLGin grammar, a common noun is any noun that is not the name of a particular person, place, or thing. For example, ‘book’, ’sugar’, and ‘stuff’ are common nouns. 普通名词〔如book，sugar和stuff〕 → proper noun, noun

词汇	common noun
释义	common noun Word family adjectivecommonablecommonsensecommonnouncommonagecommonalitycommonaltycommonercommoneycommoningcommonnesscommonscommon coldcommonholdcommon lawcommon nouncommonplacecommonplacenesscommon roomcommon senseadverbcommonly Related topics: Grammar ˌcommon ˈnoun noun [countableC] SLGin grammar, a common noun is any noun that is not the name of a particular person, place, or thing. For example, ‘book’, ’sugar’, and ‘stuff’ are common nouns. 普通名词〔如book，sugar和stuff〕 → proper noun, noun
随便看	have back against the wall have back to the wall have beady eye on have beady eye on sb have beady eye on somebody have beady eye on something have beady eye on sth have beady eyes on have beady eyes on sb have beady eyes on somebody have beady eyes on something have beady eyes on sth have bearing on have bearing on something have bearing on sth have been around have been around the block a few times have-been-around-the-block-a-few-times have/be nothing to do with somebody/something have bigger fish to fry have big ideas have big ideas/plans have big plans have blood on hands have blood on your hands