| 词汇 | common-denominator |
| 释义 | common denominator noun[ C ] uk /ˌkɒm.ən dɪˈnɒm.ɪ.neɪ.tər/ us /ˌkɑː.mən dɪˈnɑː.mə.neɪ.t̬ɚ/ common denominatornoun[C] (NUMBER)mathematics specialized a number that can be divided exactly by all the denominators (= numbers under the line) in a group of fractions: 公分母 12 is a common denominator of1/3 and 1/4.12是1／3和1／4的公分母。 Terms for numbers -handed additive inverse aliquot common factor common multiple complex number exponent fold fourfold GCF hundredfold imaginary number reciprocal recurring recurring number remainder response variable twentyfold twofold weighting common denominatornoun[C] (SIMILARITY)something that is the same for all the members of a group and might bring them together: 共同点 The common denominator was that we had all worked for the same company.共同点是我们都曾为同一家公司工作。 Similar and the same adjacent affinity akin alike allied ballpark be no better than (a) somethingidiom congruent ditto equivalency equivalent equivalent of something equivalent to something equivalently non-distinctive not make any differenceidiom of the kindidiom one and the sameidiom respecter synonymous common denominator | American Dictionarycommon denominatoridiom a fact or quality that is shared by two or more people or groups: Trade is a major common denominator between the two countries. Examples of common denominatorcommon denominator Unable to unite farm programs with party politics, debates over policy were reduced to their lowest commondenominator: individual commodities. A commondenominator among these artists, however, is the use of advanced studio recording technology to represent such otherworldly themes. This practice crosses cultural boundaries with ease, because demographic ageing is a common denominator while the varied cultural and anthropological perspectives are actively celebrated. It is obvious that, as the 'smallest commondenominator', such an underlying meaning has to be of the highest generality. The argument that secular public discourse provides a commondenominator that all citizens share is comparably clever-and equally unpersuasive. A number of chapters in the volume do not support that commondenominator. What appears as "radical contextualization" might just be the commondenominator of various failures to distinguish relevant facts and rules from irrelevant ones. This paper proposes that distinctiveness can be regained by returning to prediction as a commondenominator for all theories related to architecture. The commondenominator that came to identify the immigrants as distinct was their self-consciously progressive status, which became a critical part of their self-identity. Others felt that the new rules are 'the lowest commondenominator', which would reduce incentives to improve land stewardship. Their commondenominator, as the title suggests, is that they are all related to the processing of natural languages with finite-state techniques. The following article attempts to determine whether this commondenominator also included policies, discourse, and contextual factors. In the case of massive evils, what makes them massive is the large number of primary evil events all linked by some commondenominator. The commondenominator is not any particular physical effect but the presence of fantasy. The commondenominator seems to be the assistance it offers to audio appreciation. See all examples of common denominator These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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