05667404-n
(18)
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| 习俗, 习惯, 旧俗, 俗例, 传统, 惯例, 风俗, 风情 |
| tradition, custom |
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a specific practice of long standing |
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01959294-a
(17)
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| 有秩序+的, 定时+的, 平常+的, 惯例, 有规律, 定时, 定期+的, 习惯性, 习惯性+的, 规则, 平常, 有 规律, 惯例+的, 定期, 有规律+的, 有 秩序, 规则+的, 有秩序 |
| regular |
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in accordance with fixed order or procedure or principle |
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01277431-v
(1)
V2 |
| 作沟, 挖沟, 犁, 惯例, 作 沟, 凹槽 |
| furrow, rut, groove |
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hollow out in the form of a furrow or groove |
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05667613-n
(28)
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| 习俗, 样式, 准则, 方案, 标准, 惯例, 模型, 模式 |
| rule, pattern, convention, formula, normal |
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something regarded as a normative example |
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01674242-a
(12)
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| 司空见惯+的, 惯例, 例行, 例行+的, 惯例+的, 常有+的, 司空见惯, 常有, 日常, 日常+的, 常规, 无奇 |
| everyday, mundane, routine, unremarkable, quotidian, workaday |
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found in the ordinary course of events |
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04801532-n
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| 习俗, 会议, 公约, 惯例 |
| convention, conventionality, conventionalism |
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orthodoxy as a consequence of being conventional |
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00413795-n
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| 习俗, 尤指 具有 法律 效力 的 习俗, 尤指具有法律效力的习俗, 惯例 |
| consuetude |
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a custom or usage that has acquired the force of law |
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06212155-n
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| 因袭 传统, 拘泥习俗, 依循惯例, 因袭传统, 照例 老套, 惯例, 依循 惯例, 拘泥 习俗, 照例老套 |
| conventionality |
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conformity with conventional thought and behavior |
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00143148-r
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| 惯例+地, 制度+地, 公共 团体, 公共团体, 制度, 惯例 |
| institutionally |
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by an institution |
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00414790-n
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| 例行仪式, 例行 习惯, 例行公事, 例行 公事, 仪式, 礼制, 宗教 仪式, 例行习惯, 例行 仪式, 典礼, 宗教仪式, 惯例 |
| ritual |
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stereotyped behavior |
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05669350-n
(1)
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| 习俗, 计有制度, 制度, 惯例, 计有 制度 |
| institution |
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a custom that for a long time has been an important feature of some group or society |
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02892389-a
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| 有关仪式, 仪礼+的, 惯例, 有关仪式+的, 仪式, 仪礼, 惯例+的, 有关 仪式, 仪式+的 |
| ritual |
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of or relating to or employed in social rites or rituals |
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01026482-n
(10)
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| 例行公事, 例行 公事, 常规手法, 惯例, 常规 手法 |
| routine, modus operandi |
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an unvarying or habitual method or procedure |
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00414179-n
(7)
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[in psychology] an automatic pattern of behavior in reaction to a specific situation; may be inherited or acquired through frequent repetition |
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01690020-v
V2 |
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mark or draw with a ruler |
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05846054-n
(17)
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| 规定, 准则, 规则, 惯例 |
| rule, regulation |
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a principle or condition that customarily governs behavior |
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05809745-n
(28)
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| 世代因袭, 旧俗, 世代 因袭, 传统, 惯例 |
| tradition |
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an inherited pattern of thought or action |
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00611281-a
(1)
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| 因袭+的, 惯例, 传统, 习惯+的, 习惯, 因袭, 传统+的 |
| conventional |
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in accord with or being a tradition or practice accepted from the past |
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00605516-a
(12)
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| 惯例, 传统, 惯例+的, 传统+的 |
| conventional |
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following accepted customs and proprieties |
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00489491-a
(5)
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| 平常+的, 惯例, 惯常, 平常, 习惯+的, 习惯, 惯例+的, 惯常+的 |
| customary, habitual, accustomed, wonted |
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commonly used or practiced; usual |
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01027859-n
(8)
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| 习惯, 仪式, 祭典, 礼, 典礼, 惯例, 仪, 风俗 |
| ritual, rite |
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any customary observance or practice |
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00611047-a
(23)
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| 惯例, 传统, 惯例+的, 传统+的 |
| traditional |
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consisting of or derived from tradition |
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00607656-a
(1)
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| 守旧, 惯例, 保守, 没有 独创性, 保守+的, 没有独创性 |
| button-down, conservative, buttoned-down |
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unimaginatively conventional |
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00489863-a
(2)
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| 有 系统, 正常, 固定+的, 平常+的, 惯例, 經常, 平常, 惯例+的, 有系统, 固定, 常例 |
| regular |
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in accord with regular practice or procedure |
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06652064-n
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any one of a systematic body of regulations defining the way of life of members of a religious order |
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00410247-n
(45)
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| 习惯, 实习, 惯例, 规律, 模式 |
| practice, pattern |
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a customary way of operation or behavior |
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05667196-n
(1)
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knowledge of how something is usually done |
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01204419-n
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| 奉行, 遵奉, 遵守, 惯例 |
| observance, honoring |
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conformity with law or custom or practice etc. |
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01042703-a
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| 讲究礼仪, 讲究 仪式, 惯例, 讲究仪式, 传统, 讲究礼仪+的, 讲究 礼仪 |
| conventional, ceremonious |
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rigidly formal or bound by convention |
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01026744-n
(2)
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| 例行公事, 凹槽, 老一套, 例行 公事, 惯例, 常规 |
| rut, groove |
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a settled and monotonous routine that is hard to escape |
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00413239-n
(5)
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| 习俗, 习惯, 习尚, 惯例, 风俗, 风尚 |
| custom, usage, usance |
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accepted or habitual practice |
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05870916-n
(15)
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| 法律, 成规, 惯例, 规范, 自然法则, 自然 法则, 自然法 |
| law, natural law |
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a rule or body of rules of conduct inherent in human nature and essential to or binding upon human society |
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