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- civilian
- peasant
- bourgeois
- citizen
- bourgeoisie
commoners 的定义
- a common person, as distinguished from one with rank, status, etc.
- British. any person ranking below a peer; a person without a title of nobility.a member of the House of Commons. a student who pays for his or her commons and other expenses and is not supported by any scholarship or foundation.
- a person who has a joint right in common land.
commoners 近义词
plebeian
commoners 的近义词 5 个
更多commoners例句
- The elites weren’t taller because of their genes—the commoners were just shorter out of deprivation.
- Sowada’s team would like to see how other commoners from ancient Egypt were mummified.
- George is the first offspring of a “commoner” in 350 years to become heir to the throne.
- The new Queen of Spain, 41-year old Letizia Ortiz, was not just born a commoner, but she was also divorced.
- Prince William was hailed as a mould-breaker for marrying a commoner—Kate Middleton—a woman with no noble blood.
- For the new Queen of Spain, 41-year old Letizia Ortiz, was not just born a commoner, but she was also divorced.
- The king feared that had Prince Bertil married a commoner, the royal dynasty's survival would be jeopardised.
- According to this account the scales of the lyre (the simpler and commoner instrument) were of two kinds.
- This was avowed by the great commoner, Pitt himself, the special friend of America.
- Neither do large deeds and very clear thinking—which, stout hearts being commoner than unmuddled brains, is lucky for us.
- A simple scene, in all truth; none commoner in the world; it really did not matter who saw.
- If he is a commoner, he eats with his knife; if a gentleman, with his fork.