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A n gen, Math normale f ; above/below normal au-dessus/en dessous de la norme ; to get back ou return to normal revenir à la normale ; a temperature above normal for May une température un peu élevée pour le mois de mai ; richer/bigger than normal plus riche/plus grand que la normale.B adj1 ( usual) [place, time] habituel/-elle ; [amount, method, position, service, size, temperature] normal ; [view] courant ; it is normal for sb to do il est normal pour qn de faire ; it is normal that c'est normal que (+ subj) ; it is normal for trains to be late in winter il est normal que les trains aient du retard en hiver ; as normal comme d'habitude ; in the normal course of events si tout va bien ; in normal circumstances en temps normal ;3 Math normal ;4 Biol [control] sain ;5 Chem neutre.
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