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adjective (very ordinary and uninteresting: commonplace remarks.) común, corrientetr['kɒmənpleɪs]1 común, corriente1 (platitude) lugar nombre masculino común, tópicocommonplace ['kɑmən.pleɪs] adj: común, ordinario: cliché m, tópico madj.• ordinario, -a adj.• trillado, -a adj.• trivial adj.n.• cosa común u ordinaria s.f.• lugar común s.m.• trivialidad s.f.• tópico s.m.
I 'kɑːmənpleɪs, 'kɒmənpleɪsa) ( ordinary) común, corrienteb) ( trite) banal, trillado
II
a) ( common occurrence) cosa f frecuente or común or corrienteb) ( platitude) lugar m común, tópico m['kɒmǝnpleɪs]1.ADJ (=normal) común, normal, corriente; pej vulgar, ordinarioit is commonplace to see this sort of thing — es frecuente or corriente ver este tipo de cosas
2.N (=event) cosa f común y corriente; (=statement) tópico m, lugar m común* * *
I ['kɑːmənpleɪs, 'kɒmənpleɪs]a) ( ordinary) común, corrienteb) ( trite) banal, trillado
II
a) ( common occurrence) cosa f frecuente or común or corrienteb) ( platitude) lugar m común, tópico m
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