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adjective* * ** * *cus·tom·ary[ˈkʌstəməri, AM -meri]1. (traditional)▪ to be \customary for sb to do sth für jdn üblich sein, etw zu tun▪ as is \customary wie es Brauch [o üblich] ist2. (usual) üblichthat's just his \customary politeness das ist [doch] nur seine übliche höfliche Art[at] the \customary hour [um] die übliche Zeit* * *['kʌstəmərI]adj(= conventional) üblich; (= habitual) gewohntit's customary to apologize — man entschuldigt sich normalerweise or gewöhnlich
it's customary to wear a tie — man trägt normalerweise or gewöhnlich eine Krawatte
* * *A adj1. gebräuchlich, gewöhnlich, herkömmlich, üblich:as is customary wie es üblich ist, wie üblich2. gewohnt, Gewohnheits…3. JUR gewohnheitsrechtlich:customary law Gewohnheitsrecht nB s (Sammlung f der) Gewohnheitsrechte pl* * *adjective* * *adj.gewöhnlich adj.üblich adj.
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