commonly in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for commonly in the English»Spanish Dictionary

commonly [Am ˈkɑmənli, Brit ˈkɒmənli] ADV

1. commonly (usually, widely):

commonly

comúnmente

Ursa Minor, commonly known as the Little Bear

Ursa Minor, comúnmente or vulgarmente conocida como la Osa Menor

she's commonly known as Tootsie

todos la conocen como Tootsie

a commonly held belief/opinion

una creencia/opinión muy generalizada or extendida

2. commonly (vulgarly):

commonly behave/speak

de manera ordinaria

Translations for commonly in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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comúnmente

commonly

comúnmente se lo conoce con el nombre de …

it is commonly known as …

vulgarmente

commonly

vulgarmente conocido como …

popularly o commonly known as …

vulgo

commonly known as

corrientemente (con frecuencia)

commonly

se emplea corrientemente para …

it is often o commonly used for …

no es un problema político, como se suele argumentar

it is not a political problem, as is commonly claimed o argued

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Translations for commonly in the English»Spanish Dictionary

commonly ADV

commonly (often)

frecuentemente

commonly (usually)

normalmente

Translations for commonly in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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laísmo

The term laísmo refers to the incorrect usage of la(s) as the indirect object instead of le(s), e.g. “La regalé una novela de Borges” instead of “Le regalé una novela de Borges”. Such use is commonly accepted in certain regions but not accepted by most Spanish speakers.

leísmo

The term leísmo refers to the incorrect or perhaps non-standard usage of le(s) as the direct object instead of lo(s) or la(s), e.g. “Les visité ayer, a mis hermanas” instead of “Las visité ayer, a mis hermanas”. Such use is commonly accepted in certain regions but not accepted by most Spanish speakers.

commonly Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

The term leísmo refers to the incorrect or perhaps non-standard usage of le(s) as the direct object instead of lo(s) or la(s), e.g. “Les visité ayer, a mis hermanas” instead of “Las visité ayer, a mis hermanas”. Such use is commonly accepted in certain regions but not accepted by most Spanish speakers.

leísmo

The term laísmo refers to the incorrect usage of la(s) as the indirect object instead of le(s), e.g. “La regalé una novela de Borges” instead of “Le regalé una novela de Borges”. Such use is commonly accepted in certain regions but not accepted by most Spanish speakers.

laísmo

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

The snake is commonly found living near water sources such as streams and ponds, but can also be found in urban areas and vacant lots.

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It is commonly referred to as the flexible type.

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The marks served as a way to register ownership and thus were commonly present.

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The company or the line is commonly called.

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Some areas are commonly known by nicknames of business associations.

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This practice is commonly referred to as manufacturing a default or manufactured default.

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Although it occurs in a variety of habitats, it is most commonly found in open grassy woodlands.

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During his life he only recorded eight songs, and these are now commonly available.

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Informally, national origin is most commonly used as a measure of identity.

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They are not violent storms, but instead commonly perceived as gentle rains occurring at temperatures just below freezing.

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