custom
noun
uk/ˈkʌs.təm/us/ˈkʌs.təm/customnoun(USUAL WAY)
B1[CorU]
a way ofbehavingor abeliefthat has beenestablishedfor alongtime:
风俗,习俗;传统alocal/ancientcustom当地的/古老的风俗
[+ to infinitive]In mycountry, it'sthecustom (forwomen)togetmarriedinwhite.在我国,女子结婚穿白衣是一种习俗。
[S]
something you usually do:
习惯;惯例Heleftthehouseat nineexactly,as ishis custom.他9点准时离开了家,这是他的习惯。
- It's a custom which isbeginningtodieout.
- Shecoveredherheadout ofdeferencetoMuslimcustom.
- The womengatheredaround thecoffinandbegantowail, as was the custom in theregion.
- Thesongwas a customhandeddown through thegenerations.
- What customs do you have for NewYearinyourcountry?
Custom, tradition & conformity
- Americanization
- anti-classical
- anti-conventional
- anti-institutional
- anti-traditional
- crowd
- demi-monde
- desi
- endogamy
- exogamy
- multiculturalism
- non-classical
- non-conservative
- non-traditional
- nonconformist
- unconventional
- unconventionally
- undoctrinaire
- unorthodox
- zeitgeist
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Habitual behaviour
customnoun(TRADE)
[U]
thesupportgiven to abusiness,especiallyashop, by thepeoplewhobuythings orservicesfrom it:
(尤指对商店的)光顾,惠顾Most ofourcustom comes fromtouristsnowadays.如今我们大部分生意来自游客。
If we don't give goodservice,peoplewilltaketheircustomelsewhere.如果我们不能提供良好的服务,人们就会光顾别处。
People who buy things
- anti-consumer
- bidder
- buyer
- consumer
- couponer
- foot traffic
- importer
- late adopter
- multi-client
- mystery shopper
- prosumer
- punter
- purchaser
- rag-and-bone man
- ragman
- scrap dealer
- speculator
- tradesman
- tradespeople
- wholesaler
customnoun(OFFICIAL CHECK)
customs[plural]
B1
theplaceat aport,airport, orborderwheretravellers'bagsarelookedat tofindout if anygoodsare beingcarriedillegally:
海关togo throughcustoms通过海关