normal
Meaning in simple English
US /ˈnɔːrməl/ · UK /ˈnɔːməl/
normal means: Usual or expected, rather than unusual or special.
adjective
USUALA2
Usual or expected, rather than unusual or special.
- We returned to our normal routine.
- Is it normal for the machine to make that noise?
- The shop will keep its normal hours during the holidays.
HEALTHYB1
Healthy and behaving or working as usual, especially after illness.
- I feel normal again.
- Her appetite returned to normal after the illness.
- The doctor said his temperature was normal.
FOLLOWING RULESC1
Following accepted rules or a regular pattern.
- The design follows a normal pattern.
- They followed the normal procedure for approving the request.
- The database tables are in third normal form.
EVEN DIGITSC2
Describes a number whose digits and groups of digits appear equally often in a chosen number system.
- Is this number normal in base ten?
- The researcher studied normal numbers.
- They could not prove that the constant was normal.
noun
USUAL STATEA2
The usual condition of something, without unusual changes or problems.
- Life is back to normal.
- Temperatures rose above normal yesterday.
- How long will it take to return to normal?
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