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1 usual
usual, costumary -
2 usual
u.su.al[uzu‘aw] adj usuel. Pl: usuais.* * *[uzw`aw]Adjetivo(plural: - ais)usuel(elle)* * *adjectivo -
3 usual
adjобычный, обиходный -
4 usual
gebruikelijk, gewoon -
5 comum
co.mum[kom‘ũ] adj+sm 1 commun, semblable. 2 public, general. 3 ordinaire, courant. Pl: comuns. em comum en commun. lugar-comum lieu commun. pouco comum peu commun.* * *[ko`mũ]Adjetivo(plural: -ns)(freqüente) courant(e)(vulgar) ordinaire(partilhado) commun(e)* * *adjectivode comum acordod'un commun accordfazer alguma coisa em comumfaire quelque chose en communter alguma coisa em comum com alguémavoir quelque chose en commun/des points communs avec quelqu'unsenso comumsens commun -
6 corrente
cor.ren.te* * *[ko`xẽntʃi]Adjetivo courant(e)Substantivo feminino courant masculin(cadeia de metal, de bicicleta) chaîne fémininestar ao corrente de algo être au courant de quelque chosepôr alguém ao corrente de algo mettre quelqu’un au courant de quelque chosecorrente alternada courant alternatif* * *nome femininocorrente alternativacourant alternatifcorrente contínuacourant continu3 (de água, de ar) courant m.adjectivo1 (mês, ano) courantestar ao corrente de alguma coisaêtre au courant de quelque chosepôr alguém ao corrente de alguma coisamettre quelqu'un au courant de quelque choselinguagem correntelangage courant -
7 vulgar
vul.gar[vuwg‘ar] adj vulgaire.* * *[vuw`ga(x)]Adjetivo(plural: -es)(freqüente) courant(e)(comum) banal(e)(grosseiro) vulgaire* * *adjectivonome masculinovulgaire; communo vulgar dos homensle commun des hommes -
8 ordinário
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9 gebruikelijk
gewon, hewon, komun, usualDicionário Português-Holandês e Holandês-Português > gebruikelijk
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10 gewoon
gewon, hewon, komun, usual -
11 comum
comum | comunsadj. 2 gén. común, perteneciente a todos o a muchos, vulgar, trivial, ordinario, habitual, normal, usual, hecho en sociedad o comunidad. -
12 esquisita
esquisita | esquisito | esquisitas | esquisitosadj. no usual, fuera de lo común, rara, preciosa, fina, excéntrica, extraña, extravagante. -
13 esquisito
esquisito | esquisita | esquisitos | esquisitasadj. no usual, fuera de lo común, raro, precioso, fino, excéntrico, extraño, extravagante. -
14 habitual
habitual | habituaisadj. 2 gén. habitual, que se hace o sucede por hábito, común, vulgar, frecuente, usual. -
15 hábito
hábito | hábitoss. m. hábito, costumbre, disposición duradera adquirida por la repetición frecuente de un acto, manera usual de ser, ropaje de los monjes. -
16 inusitado
inusitado | inusitada | inusitados | inusitadasadj. inusitado, no usado, no usual, extraño. -
17 inusual
adj. 2 gén. no usual, desusado. -
18 usável
adj. 2 gén. usable, usual.
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