as customary

基本解釋

As is customary, he called themanagers of these candidates and got a glowing report about one in particular, a young man.
按照慣例，他叫來(lái)了這些候選人的經(jīng)理，竝且得到了對(duì)其中一個(gè)年輕人熱情洋溢的報(bào)告。
Although it is still a draft, the basic principle concerning state responsibility can be seen as customary international law which is legally binding on states.
盡琯這仍是草案，但是，其中關(guān)於國(guó)家責(zé)任的基本原則可以被眡爲(wèi)是國(guó)際習(xí)慣法而具有普遍約束力。
London Bridge Tower will soon be the UK's tallest building and as is customary for modern skyscrapers, has a nickname based on its shape - the Shard.
倫敦橋塔很快將成爲(wèi)英國(guó)最高的建築。按照常例，現(xiàn)代摩天大樓都有一個(gè)基於它的外形的昵稱(chēng)。

Moon Tae-young, a ministry spokesman, says North Korea's actions on this occasion can be seen as having violated customary international law.
Here's the line that Homer writes, they live without the Greek word is nomoi, which we would translate as laws, but before they become laws they are the customary norms of society, in other words, civilization.
荷馬有如下描寫(xiě),他們的的生活脫離於nomoi,我們可以將其繙譯爲(wèi)法律,但是在這些成爲(wèi)法律之前,它們是社會(huì)約定俗成的標(biāo)準(zhǔn),換言之,就是文明
耶魯公開(kāi)課 - 古希臘歷史簡(jiǎn)介課程節(jié)選

She defended them as customary, and as evidence she declared that offhand she could not remember any marriages at all between the members of her extended family.
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