/uˈswal/
Translation
usual, common
Word origin
From Late Latin usualis, from Latin usus ('use'), from the verb uti ('to use').
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- usualis
- English cognates
- usual
Grammar
Examples
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He arrived at the usual time.
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It is his usual behaviour at these meetings.
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We took the usual route home.
verlo .
It is not common to see him so quiet.
¿ ?
Is it usual for it to be this cold here?
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