Examples of using Something in common in English and their translations into Spanish
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they all share something in common.
You know, you and I have something in common.
It's about two people connecting, having something in common.
Coach Bee said you and I have something in common.
Numerous classic games, they all have something in common.
These three friends have a very different style each, but they have something in common is that they love shopping at the mall.
I guess you two finally have something in common. I care if you live
Hey-- at least you will know you have already got something in common with your fellow cruise-goers, besides hating formal night!
You and I have something in common-- Karen Tandy-- and the least you could do is try to save her life.
I feel that there is something in common with the Japanese in the supple of the work.
Learning that they have something in common with the star mixologist at the hotel bar,
There is something in common among the students: they have strong minds
It's possible to find something in common with all of humanity when we accept what Jung calls the"shadows" of ourselves,
They have something in common with the dinosaurs, their formation occurred when they were still the kings of the planet 65 million years ago.
form of social interaction, whether to attain something in common, or to oppose himself/herself to something in common.
genuine pixel counts have something in common.
has something in common with the workers: the fight for trade union independence.
but they all have something in common, they are made of paper or cardboard.
appear vacant, distant,"automata" confined as pawns to a geometric exercise, something in common with Piero della Francesca's earlier works.
There really is something in common between Rioja and Bordeaux,