Commoner Meaning in English
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释义
A commoner is a person who is not part of the nobility or royal family; an ordinary person in society.
用法与细微差别
Used mainly in historical or formal contexts, especially about social class or monarchy. 'Commoner' contrasts with 'noble', 'aristocrat', or 'royal'. In modern use, it can sound old-fashioned except in discussions about royalty.
Spanish: plebeyo - persona comúnPortuguese (BR): plebeu - pessoa comumPortuguese (PT): plebeu - pessoa comumChinese (Simplified): 平民 - 普通人Chinese (Traditional): 平民 - 普通人Hindi: साधारण व्यक्ति - आम आदमीArabic: عامي - شخص عاديBengali: সাধারণ মানুষ - সাধারণ নাগরিকRussian: простолюдин - простой человекJapanese: 平民Vietnamese: người thường dân - dân thườngKorean: 평민Turkish: halktan biri - sıradan insanUrdu: عام آدمی - عام شہریIndonesian: orang biasa
例句
The king married a commoner.
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In medieval times, a commoner had fewer rights than a noble.
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She was born a commoner, but became famous.
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Many fairy tales tell of a commoner who becomes a prince or princess.
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It was unusual for a commoner to sit with royalty at dinner.
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Nowadays, anyone—commoner or celebrity—can become famous online.
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