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Definition of usually - Reverso English Dictionary
Adverb
frequencyhappens most of the time in situations
- She usually takes the bus to school.
- He usually eats lunch at noon.
- Usually, the store opens at 9 AM.
Origin of usually
English, usual (habitual) + -ly (manner)
Terms with usually included in their meaning
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headwear
soft head covering usually with a visor
written communication
written message usually on paper
casual chat
conversation or discussion, usually informal
cleaning action
clean with water and usually soap
end of workweek
the end of the workweek, usually Saturday and Sunday
children
young male child usually under ten
food
eat the first meal of the day, usually in the morning
baby feeding
container for feeding babies, usually with a nipple
leisure travel
staying outside overnight for fun, usually in a tent
appearance
hair that has lost color, usually from aging
outdoor meal
meal eaten outside, usually in a park
photography
photograph of a person, usually focusing on the face
leisure
journey made by walking, usually for pleasure
cleaning
process of cleaning something with water and usually soap
scent product
perfume liquid for wearing, usually low oil concentration
furniture
bed for two people, usually 54 by 75 inches
childcare
wearing nappies, usually referring to babies
frequency
usually or generally in most situations
celebration
simple hat worn at parties, usually conical
childcare
help someone, usually a child, go to sleep
cosmetics
kind of body covering that usually needs extra cream or lotion
generosity
act of giving help, usually money, to those in need
frequency
usually or frequently happens
emotion
intense and usually passing infatuation
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- French:habituellement, ...
- German:meistens, ...
- Italian:di solito, ...
- Spanish:usualmente, ...
- Portuguese:normalmente, ...
- Chinese:通常, ...
- Japanese:たいてい, ...
- Arabic:عَادَةً, ...
- Hebrew:בְּדֶרֶךְ כְּלָל, ...
- Russian:обычно, ...
- Ukrainian:зазвичай, ...
- Hindi:आमतौर पर, ...
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