/a.bi.tɥɛl/
Translation
usual, customary
Word origin
From Medieval Latin habitualis, from Latin habitus ('condition, bearing'), from habere ('to have, to hold').
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- habitualis
- English cognates
- habitual, habit
Grammar
Examples
repris .
He took his usual route home again.
l' .
The train arrived at the usual time.
réservent .
The regular customers book the same table.
' .
This is not how he usually behaves.
.
She ordered her usual coffee.
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