custom in English: Something that people in a place or group have done in the same way for a long time. (noun)

Translation

Something that people in a place or group have done in the same way for a long time.

Word origin

From Old French costume, from Latin consuetudo, meaning habit or usual practice.

Gender

Pluralcustoms

Japanese .

A custom is what people in a place normally do.

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A custom belongs to a group; a habit belongs to one person.

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"Customs" at an airport or border is a special plural meaning.

tradition

A way of doing something that a family or a country has followed for a very long time.

culture

The ideas, customs, food, and art of a group of people or a country.

habit

Something you do often, again and again, without thinking about it.

normal

Usual and expected; the way things often are.

usual

Happening most of the time, and the same as it nearly always is.

traditional

Done or made the same way for a very long time, following the customs of a family or country.

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