ADV You use typically to say that something usually happens in the way that you are describing. 通常 [ADV with cl/group]
It typically takes a day or two, depending on size.
这通常需要一天或两天,依大小而定。
ADV You use typically to say that something shows all the most usual characteristics of a particular type of person or thing. 典型地 [ADV adj]
Philip paced the floor, a typically nervous expectant father.
菲利普在地板上踱来踱去,一个典型紧张的准爸爸。
ADV You use typically to indicate that someone has behaved in the way that they normally do. 一贯地
Typically, the Norwegians were on the mountain two hours before anyone else.
挪威人一贯比其他人早两个小时到山上。
This was a typically ungenerous response.
这是一个典型的不善意的回答。
A typically priced meal will be around $10.
一餐通常的价格为10元左右。
The factory typically produces 500 chairs a week.
这家工厂通常每周生产500把椅子。
"Typically the real estate sector leads the economy in a recovery, meaning that it tends to pick up before some other things.
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But it's not quite true, because typically what they actually do that, is they say it's adjusted for risk.
但是这是不对的,因为它们实际上就是存在这种情况,它们会根据风险进行调整。
So you know, that's not a class that MIT is... subject MIT is typically known for, but we have everything, so...
你知道,麻省理工学院没有什么特别出名的课程,但是我们的课程涵盖一切领域。所以……
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