Summary
usually {adverb}
usualmente · geralmente · habitualmente
usual {adjective}
comum · habitual · normal · ordinário · usual · costumeiro
English-Portuguese translation for "usually"
"usually" Portuguese translation
usually {adverb}
usually {adv.} (also: routinely)
They tend to bite each other, often quite ferociously and usually on the face.
This disease appears first as tumors, usually on the face or inside the mouth of affected Tasmanian devils.
Although we do not usually support time limits, they are necessary in this case as a means of bringing pressure to bear on the Commission.
As Mrs Almeida Garrett has said, all human work is perfectible and of all human works, legal texts are usually the most perfectible.
usually {adv.} (also: generally, as a rule, by and large, commonly)
We can integrate over the surface, and the notation usually is a capital sigma.
This condition usually arises when you have not logged into the print server.
Someone who smokes a joint, on the other hand, is not usually a desperado.
256s CSO Search/nA CSO database usually contains a phonebook or directory.
Accidents usually happen not as a result of inadequate technology but of human error.
usually {adv.}
Today I want to talk about design, but not design as we usually think about it.
We are usually clear political opponents - I am a member of the Swedish Left Party.
The European Parliament is usually more exacting on human rights issues.
I do not usually read my own speeches, but someone read this out to me.
The President of the Commission does not usually attend this Question Time.
usual {adjective}
If he has the usual result, he will end up like 'One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest.'
The more usual case is overeating.
4. In your country, relations between Christians and Muslims are generally good and collaboration with a view to the common good is usual.
As usual, the Commission will make a proposal for a common position to the Council, and the Council will establish the Union's common
He has approached this matter with his usual conviction and great dedication.
As usual, the rhetoric is high-flown and hollow at one and the same time.
The proposals made by the presidency mark a clean break from the usual Community jargon.
As usual in EU nomenclature, the title conveys the opposite of reality.
It is the usual story of the US sheriff controlling oil resources around the world.
Is this in line with the usual freedom of speech and right to demonstrate?
We shall deal with this under the usual procedure at the January partsession.
As far as enlargement with Turkey is concerned, it is the usual practice to have a debate.
We must follow the usual legislative procedures if we want to find a solution to this issue.
It is quite usual for us to receive this report at the end of the year, normally in November.
But as has been said, the discussion with the Commission today is business as usual.
In that case, the usual practice is that we have politicians available.
I hope you will tell your Socialist friends that business as usual is not acceptable.
Mr President, I rise on this subject with more than my usual ambivalence.
It is the usual way things are debated in parliaments.
usual {adj.} (also: customary, accustomed)
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "usually":
© Princeton Universitynormally · unremarkably · commonly · ordinarily
Synonyms (English) for "usual":
Usage examples
Usage examples for "usually" in Portuguese
Similar words
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