typical (B1)

カタカナ: ティピカル

IPA: /ˈtɪpɪkəl/

Definition

Typical means having the qualities that are normal or expected for a particular person, thing, or situation. 'A typical Monday', 'typical Japanese cuisine', 'it is typical of him to be late'. Note the pattern: 'typical of + person/thing': 'That is so typical of her!' (meaning that behavior is what you would normally expect from her — often said in slight exasperation or fondness). The adverb 'typically' means usually or normally: 'Japanese students typically study very hard.'

意味: 'typical'は特定の人・モノ・状況において通常または期待される性質を持っていることを意味します。'A typical Monday'（月曜日らしい月曜日）、'typical Japanese cuisine'（典型的な日本料理）、'it is typical of him to be late'（彼が遅刻するのはいつものことだ）。注意すべきパターン：'typical of + 人/もの'：'That is so typical of her!'（彼女らしい！）。副詞'typically'は「通常は・一般的に」という意味：'Japanese students typically study very hard.'

Examples / 例文

• これは典型的な日本の朝食だ。 — This is a typical Japanese breakfast.

• 彼が遅刻するのはいつものことだ。 — It is typical of him to be late.

• 日本の夏は典型的にとても蒸し暑い。 — Japanese summers are typically very hot and humid.

Typical の日本語訳

Japanese translations of Typical:

• 典型的な
• 代表的な
• よくある

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