Typical

Definition

typical /'tÇpÇkl/ adj ~ (of sb/sth) ၁။ ပံုစံေပါက္ေသာ။ တကယ္။ စစ္စစ္။ a typical Scot/ teacher/ gentleman ❍ a typical French meal ❍ a typical crosss-section of the population. ၂။ ဉာဥ္။ သဘာဝ။ ထံုးစံ။ It was typical of her to forget. ❍ He responded with typical enthusiasm. ❍ On a typical (ie normal, average) day we receive about fifty letters. ❍ Such decoration was a typical feature of the baroque period. ❍ ( infml ) The train's late again — typical! ❏ typically /-kli/ adv ၁။ ပီပီ။ ထံုးစံအတိုင္း။ typically American hospitality. ၂။ ထံုးစံအတိုင္း။ ဉာဥ္အတိုင္း။ …ေနက်အတိုင္း။ Typically, she had forgotten her keys again. ❍ They typically cost about £12.

Examples

1. It’s a typical working-class community.
2. A typical reaction/response/comment
3. [fairly typical] : He’s followed a fairly typical career in teaching.
4. [typical of] : The view is fairly typical of people of his generation.
5. He was the typical angry customer.
6. This isn’t your typical Chinese restaurant.
7. She responded with typical enthusiasm.
8. [typical of] : It was typical of him to want to help.
9. It’s typical! Just when we might have won
10. two of our players got injured.
11. The show’s been cancelled? Typical!