usual

usual
'ju:ʒuəl
adjective
(done, happening etc most often; customary: Are you going home by the usual route?; There are more people here than usual; Such behaviour is quite usual with children of that age; As usual, he was late.) habitual, acostumbrado, común
usual adj habitual / de siempre
as usual como de costumbre / como siempre
our team lost, as usual nuestro equipo perdió, como de costumbre

usual adjetivo usual, normal
usual adjetivo usual, common, normal 'usual' also found in these entries: Spanish: acostumbrada - acostumbrado - común - consabida - consabido - costumbre - flema - habitual - normal - ordinaria - ordinario - proveedor - proveedora - provincia - residir - siempre - variar - achaques - corriente - cuándo - rigor English: as - ordinary - procedure - usual - and - bad - belong - big - early - either - few - first - general - good - habit - habitual - heavy - high - large - late - or - routine - saint - self - third - up
usual
tr['jʊːʒʊəl]
adjective
1 usual, habitual, normal, corriente
noun
1 lo habitual, lo usual
2 familiar (drink etc) lo de siempre
I'll have the usual tomaré lo de siempre
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SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALL
as usual como de costumbre, como siempre
usual ['ju:ʒʊəl] adj
1) normal: usual, normal
2) customary: acostumbrado, habitual, de costumbre
3) ordinary: ordinario, típico
usual
adj.
acostumbrado, -a adj.
corriente adj.
frecuente adj.
general adj.
habitual adj.
ordinario, -a adj.
usual adj.

I 'juːʒuəl
adjective <method/response/comment> acostumbrado, habitual, usual; <time/place/route> de siempre, de costumbre; <clothes/appearance> de costumbre

she wasn't her usual self — no era la de siempre

as usual — como de costumbre, como siempre

as is usual at these events — como suele ocurrir or pasar en estas ocasiones

it is usual for candidates to apply in writing — lo normal or habitual es que los candidatos hagan su solicitud por escrito


II
noun (colloq) (no pl) (drink, order)

my o the usual, please — lo de siempre, por favor

['juːʒʊǝl]
1.
ADJ (=customary) [method, answer] acostumbrado, habitual, usual; [place, time, excuse] de siempre

more than usual — más que de costumbre

to come earlier than usual — venir más temprano que de costumbre, venir antes de la hora acostumbrada

it's usual to give a tip — es costumbre or (esp LAm) se acostumbra dar una propina

as (per) usual — como de costumbre, como siempre

it's not usual for her to be late — no suele llegar tarde

it is not our usual practice to allow this — no acostumbramos or solemos permitir esto

it's not contagious in the usual sense of the word — no es contagioso en el sentido normal de la palabra

he came home late, drunk, the usual thing — llegó a casa tarde y borracho, lo de siempre

boil the potatoes in the usual way — cueza las patatas como de costumbre or como siempre

2.
N

the usual please! *(=drink) lo de siempre, por favor

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I ['juːʒuəl]
adjective <method/response/comment> acostumbrado, habitual, usual; <time/place/route> de siempre, de costumbre; <clothes/appearance> de costumbre

she wasn't her usual self — no era la de siempre

as usual — como de costumbre, como siempre

as is usual at these events — como suele ocurrir or pasar en estas ocasiones

it is usual for candidates to apply in writing — lo normal or habitual es que los candidatos hagan su solicitud por escrito


II
noun (colloq) (no pl) (drink, order)

my o the usual, please — lo de siempre, por favor


English-spanish dictionary. 2013.

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