| 单词 | relatively common |
| 释义 | relatively common Operatic double bills are relatively common, but the one-acters are generally on distinct subjects. Times, Sunday Times Relatively common on the continent, they first bred here in 1973 and now number a couple of thousand. Times, Sunday Times There are other options (see box) and lower doses may be used in people who develop side-effects such as muscle aches (relatively common at 80mg). Times, Sunday Times Health company scams appear to be relatively common, perhaps because people think that no one selling something as virtuous as vitamins could be a fraudster. Times, Sunday Times Gallstones are a relatively common side effect of gastric band ops, with one in 12 patients developing them. The Sun |
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