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Chinese to English Dictionary (1-5 of 871)
Listen- 1. normal
- 2. normal circumstances
- 标准时
- [biāozhǔnshí]
- 1. The standard time adopted everywhere across a country, usually the time of the capital's zone, e.g. Beijing time, the standard time of china, is the time at longitude 120° east.
- 2. Time adopted everywhere within the same time zone, usually the time at the central longitude passing through that zone.
- 低压槽
- [dīyācáo]
- An area on a synoptic chart where atmospheric pressure is lower than three sides but higher than or equal to the other side. It's usually a groove-shaped part extending from the low-pressure region. In this area, air usually rises, resulting in rain or cloudy weather.
- A statistic index of share prices drawn up to reflect general price fluctuations and trends of shares with a percentage as its unit. It's usually based on share prices in a certain year of a certain month for comparison. Its changes can usually reflect the changes in the trends of economic development. called 股指 for short.
- 劳动日
- [láodònɡrì]
- Workday; a unit used to measure hours of labor (usually referring to manual labor). In China a workday usually lasts for 8 hours.
English Dictionary (1-1 of 1)
- usually
- ['juːʒυəlɪ]
- customarily; at most times; in the ordinary course of events
Examples (1-5 of 138)
- This food usually is eaten in less than a week.
- 这个吃的通常不到一周之就吃完了。 → week
- Take this painkiller, it usually acts fast.
- 把止痛药吃了，这个药见效很快。 → act
- Usually dogs become sexually active when they are a year old.
- 通常狗在一岁时会变得性欲旺盛。
- On international flights, baggage is usually limited to 20kg.
- 国际航班的行李限重通常为20公斤。
- While swimming, I usually come up for air every 5 seconds.
- 游泳时我通常每5秒钟换一次气。 → air
