typical

英['tipikl]美['tipikl]

adj.
1. 典型的，范例的
2. 象征的，有代表性的
3. 独特的，有特色的

副　词：typ'ically

同：	[a.] distinctive
反：	[a.] atypical, untypical

Sally is a typical fair - weather friend: she's very pally when I have plenty of money but doesn't want to know me when I haven't.
萨利是一个典型的只能同安乐不能共患难的朋友：我很有钱时她与我很亲热，但我没钱时她就不想认识我。收藏
A typical ploy is to feign illness,procure medicine,then sell it on the black market (Jill Smolowe).
一种典型手段是先装病，借此弄到药品，然后在黑市上将其卖出（吉尔·斯摩罗维）。收藏
grew up with the totems and taboos typical of an Irish Catholic kid in Boston (bConnie Paige).
在波士顿随着图腾与禁忌而长大的爱尔兰天主教家庭的孩子（b康妮·佩奇）。收藏
Nowadays, a typical radio transmitter has a power of 100 kilowatts so that it can broadcast information over a large area of influence.
如今，一台常见的无线电发射机的功率已达100瓩，因此它的播送范围很大。收藏
These studies are limited in their practicality, however, as all have investigated egg consumption far in excess of that of the typical consumer.
然而上述研究结果的实用性很有限,尽管食用强化鸡蛋的个体所调查项目的结果均强于食用普通鸡蛋的个体。收藏

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exhibiting the qualities or characteristics that identify a group or kind or category
- a typical American girl
- a typical suburban community
- the typical car owner drives 10,000 miles a year
- a painting typical of the Impressionist school
- a typical romantic poem
- a typical case of arteriti
[反] atypical, untypical
of a feature that helps to distinguish a person or thing
- Jerusalem has a distinctive Middle East flavor
- that is typical of you!
[同] distinctive, typical

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