Thường, thông thường, bình thường, tầm thường

an ordinary day's work

công việc bình thường

in an ordinary way

theo cách thông thường

Điều thông thường, điều bình thường

out of the ordinary

khác thường

Cơm bữa (ở quán ăn)

(từ Mỹ,nghĩa Mỹ) quán ăn, quán rượu

Xe đạp cổ (bánh to bánh nhỏ)

The Ordinary chủ giáo, giám mục

Sách lễ

(từ Mỹ,nghĩa Mỹ) linh mục (ở) nhà tù

to be in ordinary

(hàng hải), (quân sự) không hoạt động nữa (tàu chiến...)

physician in ordinary

bác sĩ thường nhiệm

(adj) bình thường

thường, thông thường

nguyên

ordinary beam

dầm nguyên

Adj.

Usual, normal, expected, common, general, customary,routine, typical, habitual, accustomed, traditional, regular,everyday, familiar, set, humdrum: This wine is quite good forordinary drinking. Just display ordinary good manners when youmeet the queen. 2 common, conventional, modest, plain, simple,prosaic, homespun, commonplace, run-of-the-mill, everyday,average, unpretentious, workaday, mediocre, fair, passable, soso, undistinguished, unexceptional, unremarkable, uninspired,pedestrian, bourgeois, peasant, provincial, unrefined, ColloqBrit common or garden, US common-or-garden variety,garden-variety: They bought a rather ordinary house in aninferior neighbourhood.

N.

Standard, norm, average, status quo, convention,expected: Saint-Gaudens' architectural designs are far from theordinary.

Out of the ordinary. extraordinary, unusual,uncommon, strange, unfamiliar, different, unexpected,unconventional, curious, eccentric, peculiar, rare, exceptional,original, singular, unique, odd, bizarre, weird, offbeat,outlandish, striking, quaint, picturesque: She was looking fora gift that was a little out of the ordinary, so I suggested apet tarantula.

Adj. & n.

Adj.

A regular, normal, customary, usual (in theordinary course of events). b boring; commonplace (an ordinarylittle man).

Brit. Law (esp. of a judge) having immediate orex officio jurisdiction, not deputed.

N. (pl. -ies) 1 Brit.Law a person, esp. a judge, having immediate or ex officiojurisdiction.

(the Ordinary) a an archbishop in a province.b a bishop in a diocese.

(usu. Ordinary) RC Ch. a thoseparts of a service, esp. the mass, which do not vary from day today. b a rule or book laying down the order of divine service.4 Heraldry a charge of the earliest, simplest, and commonestkind (esp. chief, pale, bend, fess, bar, chevron, cross,saltire).

(Ordinary) (also Lord Ordinary) any of the judgesof the Court of Session in Scotland, constituting the OuterHouse.

Esp. US hist. an early type of bicycle with one largeand one very small wheel; a penny-farthing.

Brit. hist. a apublic meal provided at a fixed time and price at an inn etc. ban establishment providing this.

US a tavern.

Ordinarily adv. ordinariness n. [ME f. L ordinarius orderly(as ORDER)]