Typical
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adj. 典型的;特有的或特別的;代表性的;
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A typical lens has a focal length(f)of 625 mm.
常見鏡頭的焦距（f）為625毫米。
This painting is typical of his early work.
這幅畫是他早期的代表作。
Is there a typical career path for a person in this position?
這份工作有沒有固定的職業發展模式？
In a typical display, colored streamers seem to race across the sky.
典型的一種現象是：彩色的光流劃過天際。
The variation of the corrections is typical.
修正值的變化情況是有代表性的。
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typical
adj
~ (of sb/sth)
1 having the distinctive qualities of a particular type of person or thing; representative 典型的; 有代表性的
a typical Scot, teacher, gentleman 典型的蘇格蘭人、 教師、 紳士
a typical British pub 典型的英式小酒店
a typical cross-section of the population 有代表性的人口實例調查.
2 characteristic of a particular person or thing （某人或某事物）特有的, 獨特的
It was typical of her to forget. 她這人就是愛忘事.
He answered with typical curtness. 他像往常一樣, 回答時唐突無禮.
On a typical (ie normal, average) day we receive about fifty letters. 我們通常一天收到約五十封信.
Such decoration was a typical feature of the baroque period. 這種裝飾是巴羅克時期的特徵.
(infml 口) The train's late again typical! 火車又晚點了--一貫如此!
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*['tipikl]a. 典型的, 象征性的【醫】 典型的相關詞組: be typical of
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典型的，標準的
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I'm sowing cabbages.
我在播白菜種。
How are you getting there?
你怎么樣去？
You'd better take a hat.
你最好戴上帽子。