Common
Slang Term
British
★★★☆☆ Moderate
Casual
含义: Vulgar, lower class (derogatory)
粗俗的、下层阶级的（贬义）
Vulgar, de clase baja (despectivo)
下品、下層階級（蔑称）
저속한, 하류층의 (비하 표현)
A snobbish term for behaviour, taste, or people considered vulgar or lower class. Deeply classist and old-fashioned.
一个势利的用语，指被认为粗俗或下层阶级的行为、品味或人。极其具有阶级歧视色彩且老派。
Un término esnob para comportamientos, gustos o personas considerados vulgares o de clase baja. Profundamente clasista y anticuado.
行動や趣味、人を下品または下層階級だと見なす高慢な言い方。非常に階級差別的で時代遅れな表現。
품위 없거나 하류층으로 여겨지는 행동, 취향, 사람을 가리키는 속물적 표현. 극도로 계층 차별적이고 구식이다.
例句
- She thought them rather common. 她觉得他们很粗俗los consideraba bastante ordinarios彼女は彼らをかなり下品だと思った그녀는 그들이 꽤 저속하다고 생각했다.
- How common! 多么粗俗！¡qué ordinariez!なんて下品な！정말 천박하다!
- Common as muck. 粗俗至极ordinario a más no poder最低に下品だ더할 나위 없이 천박하다.
发音
用法指南
语境: snobbish criticism
语气: snobbish, derogatory
✓ 正确说法
- How common!多么粗俗！¡qué ordinario!なんて下品な！정말 천박하다!
- Rather common相当粗俗bastante ordinarioかなり下品꽤 저속한
✗ 错误说法
- Very classist and offensive非常有阶级歧视色彩且冒犯人Muy clasista y ofensivo非常に階級差別的で不快매우 계층 차별적이고 모욕적
常见错误
- Using seriously—reveals snobbery
起源与历史
From 'common people' (ordinary folk), used pejoratively by upper classes to describe vulgar or uncultured behaviour associated with lower social status.
词源: From common (ordinary) used pejoratively
最早记录: 18th-19th century pejorative use
文化背景
Era: 18th century onwards
Generation: Older generations mainly
Social background: Upper class about lower class
Pop culture: Period dramas; Hyacinth Bucket
Regional notes: British class terminology.
变体
CommonHow commonTerribly common
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