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typically ['tɪpɪklɪ](a) (normally) d'habitude;∎ we typically deal with 20 phone calls a day d'habitude nous répondons à 20 appels téléphoniques par jour;∎ it was a typically sunny day c'était une journée ensoleillée, comme d'habitude(b) (characteristically) typiquement;∎ she's typically English elle est typiquement anglaise, c'est l'Anglaise type ou typique;∎ it's a typically French scene c'est une scène bien française ou typiquement française;∎ a group of typically noisy schoolboys un groupe de lycéens bruyants comme le sont tous les lycéens;∎ typically, she changed her mind at the last minute comme à son habitude, elle a changé d'avis au dernier moment;∎ employees typically work a 40-hour week les employés travaillent en moyenne 40 heures par semaine
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