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单词 uncommon
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uncommon

It's not uncommon to see equity release on properties worth more than a million.It's not uncommon for people to faint.But does being in the right place during a boom economy represent an uncommon ability?Doctors thought it may be epilepsy as it is not uncommon for people with brain injury.Not an especially uncommon experience for anyone who owns an old car.Two of the commitments reflect strong personal interests that were by no means uncommon in his day.It appears that losing hundreds and thousands of pounds this way is not an uncommon experience.This is not an uncommon experience.He had the uncommon ability to absorb avant-garde styles into his own.It is not uncommon for young people to spend more than 30,000 on their wedding day.It's pretty uncommon for people in a happy marriage to have an affair.Of course, such experiences are not uncommon.He relied on instincts that are no longer as deadly as they were yet still distinguish him as a stand-off of uncommon ability.Because it turns out we are so cavalier about oral hygiene that it's not uncommon to find all manner of nasties on a toothbrush.He added: 'It is very uncommon and it seems to be affecting the whole country.Had Aislinn's uncommon beauty spoiled his desire for other women?In a country with about 350,000 churches, such arson attacks are by no means uncommon.Fine and settled weather in October is by no means uncommon in Scotland.It's not uncommon to find bits of those but it's rare to find a whole one.For what is a very common operation, it's taking me an uncommon amount of time to recover.It was also not uncommon for people to steal rooms: simply to open a door and take over an uninhabited room in the flat next door.This caused us an uncommon amount of stress and we had to try and arrange cover from abroad, and it basically ruined two days of our holiday.He added: 'It was not uncommon to see males collapsing with exhaustion as the demands of the females got too much for them.It is not often, when you actually set out to find an uncommon bird, that you find it as readily as that.

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uncommon

British English: uncommon ADJECTIVE
If you describe something as uncommon, you mean that it does not happen often or is not often seen.
This type of cancer in young women is uncommon.
  • American English: uncommon
  • Brazilian Portuguese: incomum
  • Chinese: 不常发生的
  • European Spanish: poco común
  • French: rare
  • German: ungewöhnlich
  • Italian: raro
  • Japanese: 珍しい
  • Korean: 보기 드문
  • European Portuguese: incomum
  • Latin American Spanish: poco común

Chinese translation of 'uncommon'

uncommon

(ʌnˈkɔmən)

adj

  1. 罕见(見)的 (hǎnjiàn de)
(adjective) 
Definition
not happening or encountered often
Certain types of flu are uncommon.
Synonyms
rare
I think big families are extremely rare nowadays.
unusual
rare and unusual plants
odd
Something odd began to happen.
novel
Clubs are always looking at novel ways to raise cash.
strange
There was something strange about the flickering blue light.
bizarre
That book you lent me is really bizarre.
curious
A lot of curious things have happened here in the past few weeks.
peculiar
She has a very peculiar sense of humour.
unfamiliar
She grew many plants that were unfamiliar to me.
scarce
I'm unemployed, so luxuries are scarce.
queer (archaic)
If you ask me, there's something queer going on.
singular
He was without doubt a singular character.
few and far between
Eco-friendly options were few and far between.
out of the ordinary
Have you noticed anything out of the ordinary about him?
infrequent
She was paying one of her infrequent visits to London.
thin on the ground
Opposites
common
,
regular
,
usual
,
familiar
,
routine
, frequent
(adjective) 
Definition
in excess of what is normal
Both are blessed with an uncommon ability to fix things.
Synonyms
extraordinary
He is an extraordinary musician.
rare
remarkable
He was a remarkable man.
special
I usually reserve these outfits for special occasions.
outstanding
an outstanding tennis player
superior
He's got a superior car, and it's easy to win races that way.
distinctive
the distinctive odour of chlorine
exceptional
The courts hold that this case is exceptional.
unprecedented
The scheme has been hailed as an unprecedented success.
notable
The most notable architectural feature of the town is its castle.
singular
a smile of singular sweetness
unparalleled
His book was an unparalleled success.
noteworthy
None of these buildings are noteworthy for their architecture.
inimitable
incomparable
Opposites
average
,
ordinary
,
everyday
,
commonplace
,
mundane
,
banal
,
run-of-the-mill
,
humdrum

Additional synonyms

in the sense of bizarre
Definition
odd or unusual, esp. in an interesting or amusing way
That book you lent me is really bizarre.
Synonyms
strange,
odd,
unusual,
out there (slang),
extraordinary,
fantastic,
curious,
weird,
way-out (informal),
peculiar,
eccentric,
abnormal,
ludicrous,
queer (archaic),
irregular,
rum (British, slang),
uncommon,
singular,
grotesque,
perplexing,
uncanny,
mystifying,
off-the-wall (slang),
outlandish,
comical,
oddball (informal),
off the rails,
zany,
unaccountable,
off-beat,
left-field (informal),
freakish,
wacky (informal),
wacko (slang, old-fashioned),
outré,
cockamamie (slang, US),
daggy (Australian, New Zealand, informal)
in the sense of curious
Definition
unusual or peculiar
A lot of curious things have happened here in the past few weeks.
Synonyms
strange,
unusual,
bizarre,
odd,
novel,
wonderful,
rare,
unique,
extraordinary,
puzzling,
unexpected,
exotic,
mysterious,
marvellous,
peculiar,
queer (informal),
rum (British, slang),
singular,
unconventional,
quaint,
unorthodox
in the sense of distinctive
Definition
easily recognizable
the distinctive odour of chlorine
Synonyms
characteristic,
special,
individual,
specific,
unique,
typical,
extraordinary,
distinguishing,
signature,
peculiar,
singular,
idiosyncratic

Synonyms of 'uncommon'

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Additional synonyms

in the sense of exceptional
Definition
forming an exception
The courts hold that this case is exceptional.
Synonyms
unusual,
special,
odd,
strange,
rare,
extraordinary,
unprecedented,
peculiar,
abnormal,
irregular,
uncommon,
inconsistent,
singular,
deviant (old-fashioned),
anomalous,
atypical,
aberrant
in the sense of few and far between
Definition
scarce
Eco-friendly options were few and far between.
Synonyms
scarce,
rare,
unusual,
scattered,
irregular,
uncommon,
in short supply,
hard to come by,
infrequent,
thin on the ground,
widely spaced,
seldom met with
in the sense of infrequent
Definition
not happening often
She was paying one of her infrequent visits to London.
Synonyms
occasional,
rare,
uncommon,
unusual,
sporadic,
few and far between,
once in a blue moon
in the sense of notable
Definition
worthy of being noted
The most notable architectural feature of the town is its castle.
Synonyms
remarkable,
marked,
striking,
unusual,
extraordinary,
outstanding,
evident,
pronounced,
memorable,
noticeable,
uncommon,
conspicuous,
salient,
noteworthy
in the sense of noteworthy
Definition
worth noting
None of these buildings are noteworthy for their architecture.
Synonyms
remarkable,
interesting,
important,
significant,
extraordinary,
outstanding,
exceptional,
notable
in the sense of novel
Definition
fresh, new, or original
Clubs are always looking at novel ways to raise cash.
Synonyms
new,
different,
original,
fresh,
unusual,
innovative,
uncommon,
singular,
ground-breaking,
left-field (informal),
strange,
rare,
unfamiliar
in the sense of odd
Definition
unusual or peculiar
Something odd began to happen.
Synonyms
unusual,
different,
strange,
rare,
funny (slang),
extraordinary,
remarkable,
bizarre,
fantastic,
curious,
weird,
exceptional,
peculiar,
abnormal,
queer,
irregular,
uncommon,
singular,
uncanny,
outlandish,
out of the ordinary,
freakish,
atypical,
freaky (slang)
in the sense of out of the ordinary
Definition
unusual
Have you noticed anything out of the ordinary about him?
Synonyms
unusual,
different,
odd,
important,
special,
striking,
surprising,
significant,
strange,
exciting,
rare,
impressive,
extraordinary,
outstanding,
remarkable,
bizarre,
distinguished,
unexpected,
curious,
exceptional,
notable,
unfamiliar,
abnormal,
queer (archaic),
uncommon,
singular,
unconventional,
noteworthy,
atypical
in the sense of outstanding
Definition
very good
an outstanding tennis player
Synonyms
excellent,
good,
great (informal),
important,
special,
fine,
noted,
champion,
celebrated,
brilliant,
impressive,
superb,
distinguished,
well-known,
prominent,
superior,
first-class,
exceptional,
notable,
world-class,
exquisite,
admirable,
eminent,
exemplary,
first-rate,
stellar (informal),
superlative,
top-notch (informal),
mean (slang),
sick (slang),
pre-eminent,
meritorious,
estimable,
tiptop,
A1 or A-one (informal),
booshit (Australian, slang),
exo (Australian, slang),
sik (Australian, slang),
rad (informal),
phat (slang),
schmick (Australian, informal),
beaut (informal),
barrie (Scottish, slang),
belting (British, slang),
pearler (Australian, slang)
in the sense of peculiar
Definition
strange or odd
She has a very peculiar sense of humour.
Synonyms
odd,
strange,
unusual,
bizarre,
funny,
out-there (slang),
extraordinary,
curious,
weird,
exceptional,
eccentric,
abnormal,
out-of-the-way,
queer (archaic),
uncommon,
singular,
unconventional,
far-out (slang),
quaint,
off-the-wall (slang),
outlandish,
offbeat,
freakish,
wacky (informal),
wacko (slang, old-fashioned),
outré,
daggy (Australian, New Zealand, informal)

Additional synonyms

in the sense of queer
Definition
dubious
If you ask me, there's something queer going on.
Synonyms
strange,
odd,
funny,
unusual,
extraordinary,
remarkable,
curious,
weird,
peculiar,
abnormal,
rum (British, slang),
uncommon,
erratic,
singular,
eerie,
unnatural,
unconventional,
uncanny,
disquieting,
unorthodox,
outlandish,
left-field (informal),
anomalous,
droll,
atypical,
outré
in the sense of remarkable
Definition
striking or extraordinary
He was a remarkable man.
Synonyms
extraordinary,
striking,
outstanding,
famous,
odd,
strange,
wonderful,
signal,
rare,
unusual,
impressive,
surprising,
distinguished,
prominent,
notable,
phenomenal,
uncommon,
conspicuous,
singular,
miraculous,
noteworthy,
pre-eminent
in the sense of scarce
Definition
not common
I'm unemployed, so luxuries are scarce.
Synonyms
rare,
few,
unusual,
uncommon,
few and far between,
infrequent,
thin on the ground,
seldom met with
in the sense of singular
Definition
unusual
He was without doubt a singular character.
Synonyms
unusual,
odd,
strange,
extraordinary,
puzzling,
curious,
peculiar,
eccentric,
out-of-the-way,
queer (archaic),
oddball (informal),
atypical,
wacko (slang, old-fashioned),
outré,
out there (slang),
daggy (Australian, New Zealand, informal)
in the sense of singular
Definition
remarkable
a smile of singular sweetness
Synonyms
remarkable,
unique,
extraordinary,
outstanding,
exceptional,
rare,
notable,
eminent,
uncommon,
conspicuous,
prodigious,
unparalleled,
noteworthy
in the sense of special
Definition
not usual
I usually reserve these outfits for special occasions.
Synonyms
exceptional,
important,
significant,
particular,
unique,
unusual,
extraordinary,
distinguished,
memorable,
gala,
festive,
uncommon,
momentous,
out of the ordinary,
one in a million,
red-letter,
especial (formal)
in the sense of strange
Definition
odd or unexpected
There was something strange about the flickering blue light.
Synonyms
odd,
unusual,
curious,
weird,
wonderful,
rare,
funny,
extraordinary,
remarkable,
bizarre,
fantastic,
astonishing,
marvellous,
exceptional,
peculiar,
eccentric,
abnormal,
out-of-the-way,
queer (archaic),
irregular,
rum (British, archaic),
uncommon,
singular,
perplexing,
uncanny,
mystifying,
unheard-of,
off-the-wall (slang),
oddball (informal),
unaccountable,
left-field (informal),
outré,
curiouser and curiouser,
out there (slang),
daggy (Australian, New Zealand, informal)
in the sense of superior
Definition
of very high quality or respectability
He's got a superior car, and it's easy to win races that way.
Synonyms
first-class,
excellent,
first-rate,
good,
fine,
choice,
exclusive,
distinguished,
exceptional,
world-class,
good quality,
admirable,
high-class,
high-calibre,
de luxe,
of the first order,
sick (slang),
booshit (Australian, slang),
exo (Australian, slang),
sik (Australian, slang),
rad (informal),
phat (slang),
schmick (Australian, informal)
in the sense of unfamiliar
Definition
not known
She grew many plants that were unfamiliar to me.
Synonyms
strange,
new,
unknown,
different,
novel,
unusual,
curious,
alien,
out-of-the-way,
uncommon,
little known,
unaccustomed,
beyond your ken
in the sense of unparalleled
Definition
not equalled
His book was an unparalleled success.
Synonyms
unequalled,
exceptional,
unprecedented,
rare,
unique,
singular,
consummate,
superlative,
unrivalled,
incomparable,
unmatched,
peerless,
unsurpassed,
matchless,
beyond compare,
without equal

Additional synonyms

in the sense of unprecedented
The scheme has been hailed as an unprecedented success.
Synonyms
extraordinary,
amazing,
remarkable,
outstanding,
fantastic (informal),
marvellous,
exceptional,
phenomenal,
uncommon
in the sense of unusual
Definition
uncommon or extraordinary
rare and unusual plants
Synonyms
rare,
odd,
strange,
extraordinary,
different,
surprising,
novel,
bizarre,
unexpected,
curious,
weird (informal),
unfamiliar,
abnormal,
queer (archaic),
phenomenal,
uncommon,
out of the ordinary,
left-field (informal),
unwonted
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