commonplace in the PONS Dictionary

commonplace Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

it is commonplace to see that ...
често срещано явление е да се види, че ...

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He pioneered several approaches now commonplace in quantum chemistry, notably the use of pseudopotentials.
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My images of commonplace objects reflect my personal experience of the ordinary as extraordinary.
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Electric gates, though not very commonplace at the moment, have found their niche in the market today.
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Historically, pneumatic control was commonplace, but electronic "direct digital control systems" are popular especially for mid-to-large size applications.
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Each community attended to its own, and mass burials were commonplace.
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There were no roads, the people were starving and thievery was commonplace.
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As pressure printing became more commonplace in the early 1900s, labels became cheaper and more easily distributed.
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There have been suggestions that cover-ups were commonplace.
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The result embodies a poetic and restrained approach to questions which unfortunately are becoming more and more commonplace.
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A music single ringtone downloaded 100,000 times are commonplace.
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