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单词 typical
释义
typical
adjective
uk
/ˈtɪp.ɪ.kəl/us
/ˈtɪp.ɪ.kəl/
B1
showingall thecharacteristicsthat you would usuallyexpectfrom aparticulargroupof things:
典型的，有代表性的
I mustlooklike the typicaltouristwith myshortsand mycamera.穿着短裤，带着相机，我看上去一定像个典型的游客。
Thiskindofhotandspicyfoodis very typicalofthefoodin thesouthof thecountry.这种辛辣食品是该国南部具代表性的食物。
Typicalsymptomswouldincludesevereheadaches,vomitinganddizziness.典型的症状包括剧烈的头疼、呕吐和眩晕。
Thesaurus: synonyms, antonyms, and examples
normal
  • normalTemperatures are well above normal today.
  • usualI went to bed at my usual time.
  • ordinaryThe magazine has stories about ordinary people rather than celebrities.
  • standardIt's standard practice for surgeons to wear gloves.
  • naturalIt's completely natural to feel anxious on your first day at a new school.
  • typicalHe was a typical teenager - arguing with his parents and staying out late.
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disapproving
showingall thebadcharacteristicsthat youexpectfrom someone or something, often in a way that isannoying:
（不良品质等）特有的，一向如此的，不出所料的
It's just typicalofDan tospendall thatmoneyon theequipmentand thenloseinteresttwomonthslater.丹就是这种人，先把所有的钱花在买装备上，两个月以后又失去了兴趣。
"He called at the lastminuteto say he wasn't coming." "Typical!"“他在最后时刻打电话说不来了。”“他老是这样！”
More examples
  • The typicallawnmowermakes about 90decibelsofnoise.
  • It's typical of thebosstokicksomeone when they're down.
  • It's a typicalcountryestatewith alargehousefor theowner,farmbuildingsandestateworkers'houses.
  • I wasyourtypicallankyteenager.
  • She's a typicalteenager, cominghomelate atnightandmouthingoff to herparents.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Typifying, illustrating and exemplifying
  • analogy
  • archetypal
  • archetypically
  • besomeoneall overidiom
  • betoken
  • genre
  • instantiate
  • mirror
  • Mr
  • Mrs
  • on-brand
  • sum
  • summation
  • symbolic
  • symbolize
  • symptomatic
  • tantamount
  • territory
  • translate
  • trust
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Serious and unpleasant
(Definition oftypicalfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

typical| American Dictionary

typical
adjective
us
/ˈtɪp·ɪ·kəl/
showingthecharacteristicsof aparticularkindofpersonor thing:
Helookedlike the typicaltouristwith hiscameraandbaseballcap.
Thisdishis typical ofSoutherncooking.
disapprovingTypical alsomeansbehavingas you wouldexpect:
"He called to say he wasn’t coming." "Typical! You can’t rely on Michael for anything!"
(Definition oftypicalfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesoftypical

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But is thetypicalso antithetical to the organic that both should be irrevocably polarised?
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Atypicalmesh of five layers of elements and 20 nodes on a radius has been used.
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Run-down and built-in are initially stressed in attributive position, which is the moretypicalfunction of adjectives (see below).
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Early training programs in cultural competence tended to rely on categorical constructs that lumped patients together by their "typical" cultural values, customs, and beliefs.
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The pulse duration may introduce an additional laser-related timescale whereas the energy spectrum of the atom, throughtypicaltransitions, could introduce an additional species-related timescale.
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Unlike atypicalauthoritative collection of papers which is common in more traditional areas of economics, this reader-friendly collection provides much food for thought.
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All schools visited were situated intypicalrural areas, in various parts of the island.
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The language is stilted,typical'translatorese', so much so that some sentences are virtually incomprehensible.
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The first two problem areas mentioned above concern issuestypicalfor visual processing, and have, therefore, little relevance for this commentary.
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This may explain the different dynamic of the outbreak that istypicalfor person-to-person transmission.
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The study found that some patterns of language acquisition differed from those intypicaldevelopment.
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In addition, it focuses on attributes, rather than par ts, which is consistent withtypicalconstraint definitions.
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In addition, as noted earlier, delays in physical growth and behavioral development aretypicalin institutional settings.
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Specifying the role of semantics in children's lexical acquisition and naming : evidence fromtypicaland atypical populations.
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In the design document we have surveyed, the following types of referring expressions are found to betypical.
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