conventionally

/kənˈvɛnʃənəɫi/ adv

Ordinarily, by convention.

Word Origin Conventionally comes from convention, from Latin convenire 'to come together, assemble.' The root venire 'to come' gives us a huge family: convene, intervene, invent, prevent, event, avenue, revenue. So conventionally means 'in a way that follows what people have come together to agree upon.' The breakdown con+vent+ion+al+ly shows the layers: come together, the noun, the adjective, the adverb.

adv Ordinarily, by convention.

Conventionally, guests are expected to arrive on time for dinner parties.

(副词) 按惯例;照例;通常;习惯上

按照惯例,客人应该准时参加晚宴。

(adverbio) convencionalmente; ordinariamente; habitualmente; por convención; tradicionalmente [Ordinariamente, por convención.]

Por convención, se espera que los invitados lleguen puntuales a las cenas.

(adverbe) conventionnellement; traditionnellement; habituellement; ordinairement; selon l'usage [De manière conventionnelle ; selon la coutume ou l'usage établi.]

Conventionally, les invités sont censés arriver à l'heure aux dîners.

(Adverb) konventionell; herkömmlicherweise; üblicherweise [Auf herkömmliche oder übliche Weise; gemäß gesellschaftlicher Konvention.]

**Conventionally** wird von Gästen erwartet, pünktlich zu Dinnerpartys zu erscheinen.

(副詞) 慣例に従って、従来通りに。

ディナーパーティーには、通常ゲストが時間通りに到着することが期待される。

(advérbio) convencionalmente; habitualmente; tradicionalmente [Convencionalmente; habitualmente; por convenção.]

Convencionalmente, espera-se que os convidados cheguem pontualmente aos jantares.

Word parts: con + vent + ion + al + ly

Common collocations

more adv use verb regard verb define verb grow verb social adj identify verb food subst policy subst term subst write verb great adj

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