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单词 normal
释义
normal
adjective
uk
/ˈnɔː.məl/us
/ˈnɔːr.məl/
A2
ordinaryorusual; the same as would beexpected:
普通的；平常的；通常的
a normalworkingday正常工作日
Livelybehaviouris normal for a four-year-oldchild.4岁的孩子好动是正常的。
It's normal forcouplestoarguenow and then.夫妻之间偶尔发生口角是很平常的。
They weresellingthegoodsathalfthe normalcost.他们正半价销售那些商品。
Thetemperaturewasabove/belownormal for thetimeofyear.气温高于／低于往年同期的正常值。
Things areback tonormal now that we'vepaidoff allourdebts.我们偿还了所有债务，一切又恢复了正常。
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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More examples
  • It's normal tofeela littleapprehensionbeforestartinga newjob.
  • He wasabletoleada normallife,despitetheillness.
  • Therestrictionsonwaterusagehave beenliftednow that theriverlevelsare normal.
  • Theprisonserviceshouldtrytorehabilitateprisonersso that they canleadnormalliveswhen theyleaveprison.
  • Today'stemperatureswill be normal for thetimeofyear.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Habitual and customary
  • accustomed
  • all in a day's workidiom
  • as a (general) ruleidiom
  • as a matter of courseidiom
  • as per usual/normalidiom
  • knee-jerk
  • mainstreaming
  • make it a ruleidiom
  • mechanical
  • more often than notidiom
  • natural
  • nine
  • prevail
  • pro forma
  • regulation
  • rule
  • surprise
  • surprise, surpriseidiom
  • trad
  • usu.
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(Definition ofnormalfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

normal| American Dictionary

normal
adjective
us
/ˈnɔr·məl/

normaladjective(NOT UNUSUAL)

ordinaryorusual; as would beexpected:
Heseemedperfectlynormal to me.
Thetemperatureis above/below normal today.

normalization

noun[U]us/ˌnɔr·mə·ləˈzeɪ·ʃən,-lɑɪ-/
normal
noun[C]
us/ˈnɔr·məl/

normalnoun[C](LINE)

physics
alinethat isperpendicular(= at anangleof 90degrees)to asurface
(Definition ofnormalfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

normal| Business English

normal
adjective
uk
/ˈnɔːməl/us
usual, and what you wouldexpect:
They weresellingthe good athalfthe normalprice.
In normalcircumstances, you should beabletodecidethissortof thing withoutconsultingyourmanager.
It isnormalpracticeto refer suchquestionsto the Board.
Thedayafter theincident, everyone was back atworkas normal.
(Definition ofnormalfrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofnormal

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Readers are teachers or teachers in training, high school ornormalschool students, potential lawyers, businessmen, or "ordinary" people.
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Indeed, the cases cover all possiblenormalpurely negative 2-programs without virtual constraints.
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This comment about ' returning tonormalageing ' is very interesting.
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After haemofiltration, which probably eliminated the excessive amount of triiodothyronine, cardiovascular as well as renal functions returned tonormal.
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The dancers returned because they could use it as a tool to formulate body actions which were outside theirnormalperformance routines.
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Therefore, by repeated application of the rules the input types are reduced to anormalform.
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We find s by reducing t tonormalform.
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This was because of our discovery that innormaldevelopment, identical behaviour at two different ages could be sustained by very different underlying representations.
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In the model, word final stops and fricatives were given weaker representations in thenormalcase to reflect their lower salience.
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This case admits a specially simplenormalform in which the low degree terms of thenormalform can be replaced by coordinate functions.
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In five out of six fish, sensitivity recovered tonormal.
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The author suggested that this animal might have recoverednormaleye alignment.
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More recently the roles of specific genes innormalcardiogenesis been defined.
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In thenormalstudy condition, participants were told to concentrate and remember as many words as possible.
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She is supposed to represent herself (and write representations of)normalways of behaving and thinking.
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