commonality

/kom-uh-nal-i-tee/US // ˌkɒm əˈnæl ɪ ti //UK // (ˌkɒməˈnælɪtɪ) //

共同点,共同性,共通性,共性

Definitions

n.名词 noun

1
plural com·mon·al·i·ties.
- : a sharing of features or characteristics in common; possession or manifestation of common attributes.
- : a feature or characteristic held in common: Historians perceive commonalities of behavior in many eras.
- : commonalty.

nouncommon people

Forms: commonalities

Synonyms

The commonality with all the concept watches is really the message behind them, rather than the product itself.
Finding consensus or commonality could easily cede to an all-or-nothing politics, where parties seize as much power as possible in their short stints of control.
An accomplished home cook steeped in family food traditions, Kriel developed the concept of Kosherati to explore the commonalities of Jewish and Emirati cuisine, she explains.
So, the Authority Hacker team analyzed over one million search results for commonalities in the “how” and “why” of rich snippets.
Another commonality for the “island of misfit toys,” as Phetasy once called them, is a baptism through fire, often after being “canceled” by progressives.
Behind the scenes, the shows share many more points of commonality.
The tone of the original series is vastly different, with few points of commonality save for the talking dog.
Now, because of the commonality of the problem, he says, celebrities “are more apt to come forward and report these cases.”
It can show stature and authority and also exude commonality.
Men may be blind as bats—they usually are; and our Brown is worse than the commonality.
Seignory pierces through sacerdotalism; the commonality, through seignory.
And a death so unlike that usually meted out to criminals, as he himself to the of men.

/kom-uh-nal-i-tee/US // ˌkɒm əˈnæl ɪ ti //UK // (ˌkɒməˈnælɪtɪ) //

共同点,共同性,共通性,共性

n.名词 noun

1
plural com·mon·al·i·ties.
- : a sharing of features or characteristics in common; possession or manifestation of common attributes.
- : a feature or characteristic held in common: Historians perceive commonalities of behavior in many eras.
- : commonalty.

nouncommon people

Forms: commonalities

Synonyms

The commonality with all the concept watches is really the message behind them, rather than the product itself.
Finding consensus or commonality could easily cede to an all-or-nothing politics, where parties seize as much power as possible in their short stints of control.
An accomplished home cook steeped in family food traditions, Kriel developed the concept of Kosherati to explore the commonalities of Jewish and Emirati cuisine, she explains.
So, the Authority Hacker team analyzed over one million search results for commonalities in the “how” and “why” of rich snippets.
Another commonality for the “island of misfit toys,” as Phetasy once called them, is a baptism through fire, often after being “canceled” by progressives.
Behind the scenes, the shows share many more points of commonality.
The tone of the original series is vastly different, with few points of commonality save for the talking dog.
Now, because of the commonality of the problem, he says, celebrities “are more apt to come forward and report these cases.”
It can show stature and authority and also exude commonality.
Men may be blind as bats—they usually are; and our Brown is worse than the commonality.
Seignory pierces through sacerdotalism; the commonality, through seignory.
And a death so unlike that usually meted out to criminals, as he himself to the of men.