How do you use "usual" in a sentence?

She arrived at the usual time. I'll have the usual, please. Business as usual means nothing has changed.

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Q: What does "usual" mean?

What normally happens or is done; customary Usual describes what normally happens or is done. 'As usual' means as normally happens. 'The usual' often refers to someone's regular order at a café or pub. 'Usually' is the adverb form. 'Unusual' is the opposite, meaning not typical or common.

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Significado: What normally happens or is done; customary

通常的，惯常的

habitual, usual, de costumbre

いつもの、普通の、通常の

평소의, 보통의, 일상적인

Usual describes what normally happens or is done. 'As usual' means as normally happens. 'The usual' often refers to someone's regular order at a café or pub. 'Usually' is the adverb form. 'Unusual' is the opposite, meaning not typical or common.

「usual」描述通常发生或做的事情。「as usual」意为像往常一样。「the usual」常指某人在咖啡馆或酒吧的老样子。「usually」是副词形式。「unusual」是反义词，意为不典型或不常见。

«Usual» describe lo que normalmente sucede o se hace. «As usual» significa como normalmente sucede. «The usual» a menudo se refiere al pedido regular de alguien en un café o pub. «Usually» es la forma adverbial. «Unusual» es lo opuesto, que significa no típico o común.

「usual」は通常起こることや行われることを表します。「as usual」はいつものようにという意味です。「the usual」はカフェやパブでのいつもの注文を指すことが多いです。「usually」が副詞形です。「unusual」は反対語で、典型的でない、一般的でないことを意味します。

Usual은 보통 일어나거나 행해지는 것을 묘사합니다. 'As usual'은 평소대로라는 뜻입니다. 'The usual'은 카페나 펍에서 누군가의 단골 주문을 가리킬 때 자주 쓰입니다. 'Usually'는 부사형이고, 'unusual'은 반대말로 일반적이지 않다는 의미입니다.

Ejemplos

She arrived at the usual time.
她在平常的时间到达。
Ella llegó a la hora habitual.
彼女はいつもの時間に到着しました。
그녀는 평소 시간에 도착했습니다.
I'll have the usual, please.
请来老样子。
Lo de siempre, por favor.
いつものをお願いします。
늘 먹던 걸로 주세요.
Business as usual means nothing has changed.
照常营业意味着什么都没变。
Todo sigue igual significa que nada ha cambiado.
通常通りの営業は何も変わっていないことを意味します。
Business as usual'은 아무것도 변하지 않았다는 뜻입니다.

Pronunciación

Guía de uso

Contexto: general

Tono: neutral

Origen e historia

From Late Latin 'usualis' meaning 'of common use', from Latin 'usus' (use, custom), past participle of 'uti' (to use). Related to 'use', 'useful', 'utility', and 'utensil'.

Contexto cultural

Era: Modern

Generation: All ages

Social background: Universal

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