common fields

[ˈkɑːmən ˈfiːldz]
noun
campos comuns
1. shared or collectively owned agricultural land used by multiple people or communities for grazing livestock or cultivation
In medieval England, villagers grazed their sheep on the common fields surrounding the village.
Na Inglaterra medieval, os aldeões pastoreavam suas ovelhas nos campos comuns que cercavam a aldeia.
2. in data management and databases, fields or attributes that are frequently used across multiple tables or datasets
The database uses common fields like user ID to connect different tables.
O banco de dados usa campos comuns como ID do usuário para conectar diferentes tabelas.
3. shared areas or spaces accessible to all members of a community or organization
The college has common fields where students can gather and relax between classes.
A faculdade possui campos comuns onde os alunos podem se reunir e relaxar entre as aulas.
The concept of 'common fields' is historically significant in medieval European agriculture and continues to be referenced in discussions about resource management, sustainability, and community governance. In modern contexts, it appears frequently in database and software terminology, making it a term with both historical and technical applications.
Synonyms / Sinônimos
shared fieldscommunal landspublic groundscollective land
Antonyms / Antônimos
private fieldsenclosed landindividual property

Regional Variations

General Brazilian
campos comuns
standard usage referring to shared agricultural or community spaces
Portugal
campos comuns
used in historical and modern contexts for collective land management
General English (USA)
common fields
primarily historical reference to medieval agricultural practice

Related Words

commonspasturemeadowshared resourcescommunal property

Related Idioms & Phrases

tragedy of the commons - when shared resources are overexploited due to individual self-interest
common land management - the practice of collectively governing shared spaces
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