adj.习俗的，习惯的，(某人)特有的，独特的，典型的
n.习惯法，风俗志

原形：customary复数：customaries

It is customary to give people gifts.
送人礼物是一种习俗。
It is customary with me to do so。
这样做是我的习惯。
Customary law includes also conventional customs.
习惯法也包括约定的习惯。
It is customary to tip waiters in restaurants.
在餐馆里给服务员小费是通常的做法。
In Japan, it's customary to remove your shoes before entering someone's home.
在日本，进别人家门之前脱鞋是一种习惯。
It's customary for guests to bring a gift to a dinner party.
参加晚宴时，客人通常会带礼物。
In many cultures, shaking hands is the customary form of greeting.
在许多文化中，握手是常见的问候方式。
It's customary to bow when meeting someone in Korea.
在韩国，见面时行鞠躬礼是一种习俗。
The company has a customary annual bonus for its employees.
这家公司有给员工年度奖金的传统。
Wearing a suit and tie is customary in business meetings.
在商务会议上穿西装打领带是常规的。
In some countries, it's customary to give a gift when visiting someone's house for the first time.
在一些国家，第一次去别人家做客时送礼是常有的事。
The bride's family traditionally pays for the wedding, but this is not always customary now.
传统上，新娘家庭负责婚礼费用，但现在并非总是如此。
It's customary to exchange business cards at the start of a professional meeting.
在商务会议开始时交换名片是一种常见做法。