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Meanings of common measure in English
Catalan
compàs de quatre per quatre Catalan
comú divisor Synonyms
Examples for "common time"
Examples for "common time"
1
Above rings a barbarous cry, in defiance of common time and rhythm.
2
At the word, they move out, shoulder to shoulder, at common time.
3
Three minutes is a very common time length for a song.
4
The following verses from Shenftone belong likewise to common time:
5
From common time, they have passed to quick time-nowthey march at the double-quick.
1
Abby began to hum a simple, wordless ditty in four-four time.
2
Sometimes the song's done traditional, you know, four-four time, but the words are in English, so that makes it half English, half Hawaiian.
3
In place of: "two-two time, three-eight time, four-four time," say as above: "This piece is written in two-half measure, three-eighth measure, four-quarter measure."
Spanish
metro común Usage of common measure in English
1
He had preserved in no common measure the innocence of childhood.
2
This measure is, moreover, independent of the particular phenomenon taken as the common measure.
3
Any common measure for the prevention or punishment of crime.
4
Perhaps he was wily beyond the common measure of man.
5
The difficulty of reconciling the varied interests in a common measure seemed at times insurmountable.
6
The man was cut to no quite common measure.
7
Time is not a common measure of them all.
8
Can commerce exist with no common measure of exchange?
9
How could humanity appreciate works of genius, he asks, were it without some common measure?
10
Operating earnings exclude investment gains or losses and are the most common measure used by analysts.
11
The most common measure taken to tackle work related MSDs was found to be physical therapy sessions.
12
In July, 1885, Sir Charles Dilke had all these grounds for satisfaction, and in no common measure.
13
There is no common measure between us.
14
Lacking a common measure of value, we--
15
Or common measure it at once.
16
That left the group with a loan-to-value ratio, a common measure of leverage at property companies, of 40 percent.
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Translations for common measure
Spanish
Common measure through the time
Common measure across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common