in common use
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adj.AdjectiveWidely used or practiced; prevalent.
The word 'hello' is in common use.
adj.AdjectiveOrdinary; not special or unusual.
This type of tool is in common use in most households.
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How many words in the english language?
- that there's about 250,000 in common use, again depending on how you count them, and
that there's about 250,000 in common use, again depending on how you count them, and
- We generally accept that there's about 250,000 words in common use, again depending on how you count them and again depending on who is doing the counting.
We generally accept that there's about 250,000 words in common use, again depending on how you count them and again depending on who is doing the counting.
Learn English expressions that come from TV shows: Friends, Seinfeld, 30 Rock...
- What this means is that not only did they become very popular while the show was on TV, they remained popular and they remained in common use long after the TV show stopped or was cancelled, which means it's become just part of the language now, okay?
What this means is that not only did they become very popular while the show was on TV, they remained popular and they remained in common use long after the TV show stopped or was cancelled, which means it's become just part of the language now, okay?
- What this means is that not only did they become very popular while the show was on TV, they remained popular and they remained in common use long after the TV show stopped or was cancelled, which means it's become just part of the language now, okay?
What this means is that not only did they become very popular while the show was on TV, they remained popular and they remained in common use long after the TV show stopped or was cancelled, which means it's become just part of the language now, okay?
I should not have liked the world’s first smart home.
- it wouldn't have been in common use.
it wouldn't have been in common use.
- it wouldn't have been in common use.
it wouldn't have been in common use.