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Traditional

Traditional

(adj)
UK
trəˈdɪʃənl
US
trəˈdɪʃənl
Definition: Existing in or as part of a tradition; long-established.
Meaning: Theo truyền thống, theo lối cổ
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How to use "Traditional" vocabulary in sentence (example)

Ringball, a traditional South African sport that stems from basketball, has been played since 1907.

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Though vanilla is the most traditional, variations can include many additions.

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The houses are tiled and the wooden components are carved with traditional motifs.

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The inhabitants venerate the temple deities and organize ceremonies and rituals in their honor, involving prayers, traditional music and dance.

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These aspects of intangible heritage are further enriched by the traditional textile and basket weaving practices and palm sugar production.

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And since fish and potatoes were two of only a few foods not rationed in WW II, the traditional dish maintained its status.

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The perfect and traditional fat for frying both the fish and the chips is beef drippings or lard.

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Traditional Accompaniments.

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And love them or hate them, mushy peas are also traditional on the side.

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In the doodle, a traditional bánh mì is put together, consisting of a baguette-like bread packed with meat, vegetables and herbs alongside a spread of mayonnaise or margarine and savoury soy sauce, topped fiery with chilli sauce or peppers.

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"Doughnut" is the more traditional spelling, although its shortened form, "donut," is also acceptable.

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Online learning also costs less than traditional classes in most cases.

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