Pronunciation: /ˈkɑmənz/
noun a piece of land owned by the community or the government, often used for recreational purposes
A1 In the commons, there are many different animals.
A2 The village green is a common where people gather for events.
B1 The commons are open to the public for recreational activities.
B2 The local council is responsible for maintaining the commons.
C1 The preservation of the commons is essential for the community's well-being.
C2 There is a debate over how to best manage the commons for future generations.
adjective belonging to or shared by the community as a whole
A1 The commons area of the apartment building is shared by all residents.
A2 The commons room in the school is used for various activities such as meetings and events.
B1 The commons kitchen in the hostel is equipped with all the necessary appliances for cooking.
B2 The commons area of the park is a popular spot for picnics and gatherings.
C1 The commons policy at the university allows students to freely access and use the shared resources.
C2 The commons approach to decision-making in the organization promotes collaboration and inclusivity.
formal The management of the commons requires careful planning and cooperation among stakeholders.
informal Let's meet at the commons area for lunch.
slang I heard there's a cool hangout spot at the commons.
figurative In the business world, networking is considered the commons where opportunities are shared.
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