common

['kɔmən] n

English thesaurus

common ['kɔmən] abbr.

common ['kɔmən] int.

c'mon (misconception of the words "come on," it should be "c'mon"

Common

: 1955 phrases in 81 subjects

Accounting	1
Agriculture	254
Antennas and waveguides	1
Art	1
Astronomy	8
Automated equipment	1
Automatic control	2
Banking	1
Botany	2
Chemistry	9
Coal	1
Commerce	12
Communications	85
Construction	6
Corporate governance	3
Criminal law	3
Cultural studies	1
Customs	1
Demography	5
Economics	59
Education	6
Electric machinery	2
Electrical engineering	1
Electricity generation	2
Electronics	96
Energy industry	2
Entomology	1
Environment	46
Finances	96
Fish farming pisciculture	50
Fishery fishing industry	4
Food industry	5
Forestry	13
General	150
Government, administration and public services	1
Health care	21
Human rights activism	1
Ichthyology	24
Immigration and citizenship	34
Industry	8
Information technology	65
Insurance	5
International law	1
International trade	5
Isolation	2
Labor law	1
Law	71
Life sciences	38
Magnetics	5
Marketing	5
Materials science	2
Mathematics	4
Mechanic engineering	5
Medical	94
Metallurgy	15
Microsoft	13
Name of organization	11
Natural resourses and wildlife conservation	236
Natural sciences	167
Nuclear physics	1
Obsolete / dated	6
Packaging	3
Patents	16
Pharmacy and pharmacology	1
Politics	41
Radiobiology	2
Rail transport	1
Reliability	1
Religion	1
Research and development	2
Scientific	3
Semiconductors	5
Social science	8
Statistics	7
Taxes	13
Technology	10
Telecommunications	2
Telephony	2
Transport	59
United Nations	1
Work flow	6


common abbr.
agric.	pascolo comunale; legno comune; terre municipali; pascolo municipale
demogr. agric.	terre comunali


Infrastructure abbr.
transp.	Infrastruttura
infrastructure abbr.
gen.	infrastruttura
construct.	infrastrutture; servizi pubblici conseguenziali


Program abbr.
pharma.	Programma
program abbr.
automat.	programmare
comp., MS	programma; programmare
IT	programma
IT tech.	programmare
med.	routine
programme abbr.
textile	programmare
programmes abbr.
patents.	programmi
programming abbr.
econ.	scaglionamento dei tempi di produzione