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1 that woman is as cheap/common as dirt
that woman is as cheap/common as dirtdat is een ordinaire/vulgaire vrouwEnglish-Dutch dictionary > that woman is as cheap/common as dirt
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2 dirt
n. vuil; stof; roddelpraat[ də:t]1 vuil ⇒ modder; drek, stront; viezigheid, smerige troep♦voorbeelden:1 that woman is as cheap/common as dirt • dat is een ordinaire/vulgaire vrouwtreat someone like dirt • iemand als oud vuil behandelen¶ eat dirt • beledigingen (moeten) slikken, door het stof moeten〈 spreekwoord〉 fling enough dirt and someone will stick • 〈 ongeveer〉 wee de wolf die in een kwaad gerucht staat -
3 common
adj. gemeen, gemeenschappelijk; gewoon; algemeen--------n. openbaar gebiedcommon1[ kommən]♦voorbeelden:2 out of the common • ongewoon, ongebruikelijk¶ in common • gemeenschappelijk, gezamenlijkin common with • evenals, op dezelfde manier alsII 〈 meervoud〉————————common2〈bijvoeglijk naamwoord; commonness〉1 gemeenschappelijk ⇒ gemeen, gemeenzaam3 gewoon ⇒ algemeen, gebruikelijk, gangbaar4 ordinair♦voorbeelden:Common Market • gemeenschappelijke markt, Europese (Economische) Gemeenschapcommon property • gemeenschapsgrond, gemeenschappelijk eigendomit's very common • het komt heel vaak voorfor the common good • in het algemeen belang3 the common herd • de meute/massathe common man • de gewone man, Jan met de petcommon people • gewone/doorsnee mensen¶ common carrier • vervoersbedrijf, busondernemingmake common cause with • gemene zaak maken metcommon divisor, common factor • gemene delercommon ground • overeenstemming, punt van overeenkomstcommon law • gewoonterecht, ongeschreven recht(The Book of) Common Prayer • anglicaanse liturgiecommon sense • gezond verstand〈Brits-Engels; juridisch〉 Common Serjeant • 〈 ongeveer〉 advocaat-generaal 〈 bij Londens gerechtshof〉common time • (doorgeslagen) vierkwartsmaatcommon viper • adder -
4 as common as muck/dirt
as common as muck/dirt
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