ordinario

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ordinario, -a

adjective

1ordinary, usual (común)

2common, coarse (vulgar)

3unexceptional (no selecto)

4≅ second class (correo); of first instance (tribunal)

masculine or feminine noun

5common o coarse person

ordinario [or-de-nah’-re-o]

noun

1Ordinary, settled establishment of daily expense: commonly applied to the expenses of the table. (m)

2Ordinary, established judge of ecclesiastical causes. (m)

3Ordinary, a bishop. (m)

4Mail, post, or courier, who goes and arrives at stated times (recadero). (m)

5The carrier, muleteer, or driver of beasts of burden, who usually goes and comes from one place to another. (m)

6Ordinary, a book containing the prayers of the mass. (m)

ordinario

adjetivo

1 (normal) ordinary

escribió la carta en papel ordinario un congreso ordinario del partido se hizo un chequeo ordinario tuve que realizar el trámite ordinario

de ordinario usually; de ordinario coge el autobús para ir a trabajar he usually takes the bus to work

2 (vulgar) [+persona] common; [+comportamiento, modales] coarse

son gente muy ordinaria they're very common people; solo cuenta chistes ordinarios he only tells crude jokes

sustantivo:masculino

1 (Religión) ordinary

ordinario de la misa Ordinary of the mass

2 (anticuado) (gastos) daily household expenses; (p)

3 (anticuado) (recadero) carrier; delivery man

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clumsy, uncoordinated; slow, dim-witted