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Translation of normally in Spanish:

normally

normalmente, adv.

Pronunciation /ˈnɔrməli//ˈnɔːm(ə)li/

adverb

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    normalmente
    • The home grower is under less pressure and conditions are not normally as sterile.
    • The importation of arts and crafts from Brazil will normally give rise to customs duty.
    • I am waiting for the customary compliment that he normally reels off but I am kept waiting.
    • Patients with this condition are normally able to cope as long as there is free access to water.
    • Such a claim is normally based on the psychological condition of one or both spouses.
    • One would normally expect prices to rise, in conditions of restricted supply such as these.
    • My weekend routine normally involves singing two services at church every Sunday.
    • When playing privately, this will normally be a question of agreeing house rules.
    • They normally occur at fairly regular cycles, but there has not been one since 1968.
    • These regulations will normally be applied at national level by a national intervention agency.
    • We don't normally need air conditioning so we don't have any in our house!
    • The development of cataracts is normally related to the natural process of ageing.
    • Although uncomfortable and embarrassing, it is not normally a serious condition.
    • With vulnerable customers we normally put generators in while the repairs are affected.
    • It is quite common and normally corrects itself by the time the child has reached one year old.
    • It seems the little people and common folk normally spend their money when they drive to London for the day.
    • The normal rules governing the reception of evidence on appeals will normally apply.
    • Mr Wilks believes a number of customers who would normally have parked up outside the pub simply drove on.
    • Faculty rules mean that advocates are normally obliged to take legal aid cases.
    • He said it was drink talking and he would not have behaved like that normally.