la
/ˈnoɾma/
Translation
rule, norm, standard
Word origin
From Latin norma ('carpenter's square, rule, standard'), the source of English 'norm' and 'normal'.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- norma
- English cognates
- norm, normal
Grammar
Examples
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Every company has its own rules.
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It is the norm to greet people when you come in.
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The safety standards are very strict.
facilita convivencia.
Respecting the rules makes living together easier.
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As a general rule, we close at eight.
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