traditional

traditional
adjective
traditionell; mündlich überliefert [Geschichte]; herkömmlich [Erziehung, Einrichtung, Methode]; überkommen [Brauch, Sitte, Werte, Moral]

it is traditional to do something — es ist Tradition, etwas zu tun

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adjective traditionell
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tra·di·tion·al
[trəˈdɪʃənəl]
adj belief, costume, food traditionell; person konservativ; story alt
\traditional jazz Dixieland[jazz] m
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[trə'dISənl]
adj
1) traditionell; story, custom also alt; virtues also überkommen

it's traditional for us to spend New Year's Day at my mother's — es ist bei uns so üblich or Brauch, dass wir den Neujahrstag bei meiner Mutter verbringen

in the traditional way — auf traditionelle Weise

the traditional way of doing sth — die traditionelle Weise, etw zu tun

this custom is traditional to Somerset — dieser Brauch hat in Somerset Tradition

2)

(= conventional) to be traditional in one's outlook — eine konservative Auffassung haben

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traditional [-ʃənl] adj (adv → academic.ru/76026/traditionally">traditionally) traditionell, Traditions…:
a) (mündlich) überliefert
b) herkömmlich, (alt)hergebracht, üblich:
traditional jazz MUS Traditional Jazz m, traditioneller Jazz;
it is traditional for them to do sth es ist bei ihnen Brauch oder so üblich, dass sie etwas tun
trad. abk
1. tradition Trad.
2. traditional trad.
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adjective
traditionell; mündlich überliefert [Geschichte]; herkömmlich [Erziehung, Einrichtung, Methode]; überkommen [Brauch, Sitte, Werte, Moral]

it is traditional to do something — es ist Tradition, etwas zu tun

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adj.
althergebracht adj.
altherkömmlich adj.
herkömmlich adj.
traditionell adj.
üblich adj.

English-german dictionary. 2013.

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