英语词汇“ordinary”的释义、区别辨析及用法例句-英语同义词词典

► ordinary

not special in any way, and not very different from other people or things of the same type:

The book is about ordinary people - not anyone famous or important.

It looks like an ordinary pen, but it actually has a tiny camera in it.

► usual

happening, done, or existing in the same way as always. You use usual especially about situations and ways of doing things:

Is it usual for Tom to be so late?

➔ You can also use usual about objects that you always use or people who always do something: Tomás sat at his usual table in the cafeteria. | We will be meeting with the usual people from the head office.

► normal AWL

happening or existing in the usual way that people expect. You use normal especially about situations, ways of doing things, and feelings, as well as about amounts and levels:

It is normal to feel nervous when you start a new job.

Rainfall has been higher than normal this month.

► regular

usual or normal, and not special or different:

Call any time during regular business hours between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m.

► typical

having the usual qualities of a particular person, group, or thing:

How much do you spend on food in a typical week?

► average

typical or ordinary, not particularly big or small, or high or low:

The average American family will spend about $3,000 on food and a place to stay during their vacation this summer.

► everyday

ordinary, usual, or happening every day:

The movie gives you an idea of what everyday life was like in Mexico in the 1950s.

► conventional AWL

belonging to the type that is usually used or has been used for a long time:

Hybrid cars get better gas mileage than conventional cars.

单词	ordinary
例句	ordinaryordinary /ˈɔrdnˌeri/ adjective ► ordinary not special in any way, and not very different from other people or things of the same type: The book is about ordinary people - not anyone famous or important. It looks like an ordinary pen, but it actually has a tiny camera in it. ► usual happening, done, or existing in the same way as always. You use usual especially about situations and ways of doing things: Is it usual for Tom to be so late? ➔ You can also use usual about objects that you always use or people who always do something: Tomás sat at his usual table in the cafeteria. \| We will be meeting with the usual people from the head office. ► normal AWL happening or existing in the usual way that people expect. You use normal especially about situations, ways of doing things, and feelings, as well as about amounts and levels: It is normal to feel nervous when you start a new job. Rainfall has been higher than normal this month. ► regular usual or normal, and not special or different: Call any time during regular business hours between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. ► typical having the usual qualities of a particular person, group, or thing: How much do you spend on food in a typical week? ► average typical or ordinary, not particularly big or small, or high or low: The average American family will spend about $3,000 on food and a place to stay during their vacation this summer. ► everyday ordinary, usual, or happening every day: The movie gives you an idea of what everyday life was like in Mexico in the 1950s. ► conventional AWL belonging to the type that is usually used or has been used for a long time: Hybrid cars get better gas mileage than conventional cars. ANTONYMS ➔ see strange, special1 ➔ see commonADVERBS: ordinaryYou can make the adjectives usual, normal, typical, and conventional into adverbs by using an -ly ending: Tom is usually late. \| It normally rains in April. \| Typically, I spend about $100 a week on food.
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