usual [ˈjuːʒʊəl] sustantivo(familiar) (in bar)- the usual -> lo de siempre
adjetivohabitual, acostumbrado(a) - at the usual time -> a la hora de siempre
- you're not your usual cheery self today -> hoy no estás tan alegre como de costumbre
- it's not usual for him to be this late -> no suele llegar tan tarde
- earlier/later than usual -> más pronto/tarde de lo normal
- as usual -> como de costumbre
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usual [iu-shual]adjetivoUsual, acostumbrado, ordinario, común, usado, habitual (customary).- As usual, he was late -> llegó tarde, como siempre
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usual [ˈjuːʒʊəl]
adjective
(customary) [+method, answer] acostumbrado; habitual; usual; [+place, time, excuse] de siempre more than usual más que de costumbre; to come earlier than usual venir más temprano que de costumbre; venir antes de la hora acostumbrada
the keys were not in their usual place it's the usual thing today the hotel has all the usual facilities she sat in her usual place he failed to return at the usual time he followed his usual practice of taking a late breakfast
it's usual to give a tip es costumbre se acostumbra dar una propina;or especially (LAm)
as (per) usualas como de costumbre; como siempre
it's not usual for her to be latefor no suele llegar tarde
it is not our usual practice to allow thispractice no acostumbramos solemos permitir esto;or
it's not contagious in the usual sense of the wordsense no es contagioso en el sentido normal de la palabra
he came home late, drunk, the usual thingthing llegó a casa tarde y borracho, lo de siempre
boil the potatoes in the usual wayway cueza las patatas como de costumbre como siempre;or
noun
the usual please! (informal) (drink) lo de siempre, por favor
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