共
common; shared; together; total
Meanings
6 senses · 30 examplesadjective
common; shared; mutual
Used to describe something that is shared or common among multiple entities.
This is our common characteristic.
They have many common interests and hobbies.
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These two problems have something in common.
We need to find a common solution.
A common language facilitates communication.
verb
to share; to have together; to bear together
Used when multiple entities share or bear something together.
We should share weal and woe together.
They share the responsibility.
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We jointly own shares in this company.
The two countries share the responsibility of environmental protection.
They overcame difficulties together and finally succeeded.
adverb
together; jointly; in common
Used to indicate that actions are performed together by multiple subjects.
They resonate with this idea together.
We should live together in peace.
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Let's have dinner together tonight.
They completed this project together.
The leaders of the two countries signed the agreement together.
adverb
altogether; in total; altogether
Used to indicate the total amount or number of something.
These two collections contain a total of twelve novels.
The book has ten volumes in total.
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There are thirty students in our class in total.
The trip cost a total of five thousand yuan.
These apples weigh five kilograms in total.
noun
abbreviation for the Communist Party
formalA common abbreviation for the Communist Party in Chinese political context.
The Communist Party of China has many members.
He is a member of the Communist Party of China.
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The Central Committee of the Communist Party of China is the highest leading body of the Party.
The 19th National Congress of the Communist Party of China was an important meeting.
The Communist Party of China always represents the interests of the broadest masses of the people.
noun
a surname
Used when referring to people with the surname Gong.
His surname is Gong, and his given name is Gongming.
Mr. Gong is my teacher.
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The surname Gong is not very common in China.
Miss Gong is from Shanghai.
I know a friend whose surname is Gong.