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Definition
Synonym
commonplace
Englisch Deutsch Übersetzung
Gemeinplatz
m
commonplace
alltäglich, gewöhnlich, uninteressant
adj
commonplace
Gemeinplatz
commonplace
alltäglich; gewöhnlich; uninteressant
adj
commonplace
banal, platt, fade
adj
platitudinous,
commonplace
banal; platt; fade
adj
platitudinous;
commonplace
üblich; gängig
adj
common;
commonplace
; standard; current
gang und gäbe sein; verbreitet sein
v
eine verbreitete Ansicht
f
to be
commonplace
a
commonplace
view
Plattitüde
f
, Allgemeinplatz
m
, Banalität
f
, Binsenweisheit
f
platitude,
commonplace
, banality, bromide
(abgedroschene) Phrase
f
; Plattitüde
f
; Allgemeinplatz
m
; Banalität
f
; Binsenweisheit
f
Phrasen
pl
; Plattitüden
pl
; Allgemeinplätze
pl
; Banalitäten
pl
; Binsenweisheiten
pl
platitude;
commonplace
; banality; bromide
platitudes;
commonplace
s; banalities; bromides
gewöhnlich; alltäglich; Alltags…; für den Alltag (nachgestellt)
adj
Alltagsgegenstände
pl
Alltagsmotive
pl
ordinary;
commonplace
; everyday; workaday; quotidian
formal
everyday items; workaday items
everyday motifs; quotidian motifs
üblich; gängig
adj
Im Mittelalter war das kein gängiger Ausdruck.
Ich bezweifle, dass das ein gebräuchlicher Begriff ist.
common;
commonplace
; standard; current
In the Middle Ages this expression was not in common usage.
I doubt that it is in widespread use.
Deutsche
Gemeinplatz {m} Synonyme
Allgemeinplatz
ÂGemeinplatz
Ânichts
sagende
Redensart
Ânichtssagende
Redensart
ÂPlattitüde
Englische
commonplace Synonyme
commonplace
Attic
Babbittish
Philistine
Spartan
abstraction
accustomed
ascetic
austere
average
back-number
bald
banal
banality
bare
baseborn
below the salt
bewhiskered
bourgeois
bromide
bromidic
campy
candid
chaste
chestnut
classic
classical
cliche
cliched
cockney
common
commonly known
commonplace
expression
conventional
corn
corny
current
customary
cut-and-dried
direct
dry
dull
everyday
fade
familiar
familiar tune
flat
frank
fusty
garden
garden-variety
general
general idea
generalization
generalized proposition
glittering generality
habitual
hackney
hackneyed
hackneyed expression
hackneyed saying
high-camp
homely
homespun
household
humble
humdrum
inanity
insipid
kitschy
lean
lieu commun
locus communis
low
low-camp
lowborn
lowbred
lowly
matter-of-fact
mean
middle-class
moth-eaten
mundane
musty
natural
neat
no great shakes
nonclerical
nondescript
normal
normative
notorious
old hat
old joke
old saw
old song
old story
open
ordinary
overworked
pedestrian
plain
plain-speaking
plain-spoken
plastic
platitude
platitudinous
plebeian
poetryless
pop
popular
predominating
prescriptive
prevailing
prevalent
prosaic
prosaicism
prosaism
prose
prosing
prosy
proverbial
public
pure
pure and simple
regular
regulation
reiteration
retold story
rubber stamp
rude
run-of-mine
run-of-the-mill
rustic
set
severe
shabby-genteel
shallowness
shibboleth
shopworn
simple
simple-speaking
sober
spare
square
stale
standard
stark
stereotype
stereotyped
stereotyped saying
stock
straightforward
suburban
sweeping statement
tag
talked-about
talked-of
third-estate
threadbare
timeworn
tired
tired cliche
tiresome
trite
trite saying
triteness
triticism
truism
truistic
twice-told tale
typical
unadorned
unaffected
unembellished
uneventful
unexceptional
ungenteel
unidealistic
unimaginative
unimpassioned
universal
universally admitted
commonplace Definition
Commonplace
(
a.
)
Common
Commonplace
(
n.
)
An
idea
or
expression
wanting
originality
or
interest
Commonplace
(
n.
)
A
memorandum
Commonplace
(
v.
t.)
To
enter
in
a
commonplace
book,
or
to
reduce
to
general
heads.
Commonplace
(
v.
i.)
To
utter
commonplace
s
commonplace Bedeutung
commonplace
book
a
notebook
in
which
you
enter
memorabilia
platitude
cliche
banality
commonplace
bromide
a
trite
or
obvious
remark
commonplace
humdrum
prosaic
unglamorous
unglamourous
not
challenging,
dull
and
lacking
excitement,
an
unglamorous
job
greasing
engines
commonplace
completely
ordinary
and
unremarkable,
air
travel
has
now
become
commonplace
,
commonplace
everyday
activities
b
banal
commonplace
hackneyed
old-hat
shopworn
stock(a)
threadbare
timeworn
tired
trite
well-worn
repeated
too
often,
overfamiliar
through
overuse,
bromidic
sermons,
his
remarks
were
trite
and
commonplace
,
hackneyed
phrases,
a
stock
answer,
repeating
threadbare
jokes,
parroting
some
timeworn
axiom,
the
trite
metaphor
`hard
as
nails'
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