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Перевод: custom

[прилагательное]
изготовленный на заказ; сделанный на заказ;
[существительное]
обычай ; привычка ; пошлина ; таможенные пошлины; таможенное управление; клиентура ; покупатели ; заказы ; обычное право

Тезаурус:

1. Yet, when the Old Cornwall Society revived the custom in 1929, the fire at St Ives was lit by "Rechard John" Hoall of Hellesvean who himself proudly recalled having taken part in lighting the midsummer beacons of former days and seeing the huge blazes in the streets of Penzance.
2. But, where as you suggest, "custom designed" pieces which adopt this practice when using sold wood there is the likelihood of failure whatever the species or moisture content.
3. Custom built tanks can also be obtained made to fit expected loads with castor mounting, heating elements, strainers and drain cocks.
4. Problems of a somewhat similar kind occur up to the death of Stephen on 25 October 1154, and even after that date there are various kinds of complication; the first to be noted is that the reign of a monarch did not automatically start, or be deemed to start, on the day his or her predecessor died, or vacated the throne, as has been the custom since the death of William III on 8 March 1722.
5. Looking into custom and practice.
6. As was the custom for landowners of the age, Walter the Steward gave money to support religious orders and to establish places of worship.
7. Offering you the Shell Account Card is a away for us to demonstrate our appreciation of your custom, and our resolve to continue doing our utmost for you in the future.
8. Augustus kept his own, and, moderating the custom of his Republican predecessors, displayed some publicly while reserving a few items for private enjoyment.
9. The Act treats youth services as a continuum containing educational, recreational, advisory, supportive and therapeutic facilities by putting forward an open-ended catalogue of measures and initiatives which had become "custom and practice" or indeed signs of good, innovatory practice in some parts of the country without having had legal backing.
10. Indeed, one wonders if the play was written as a conservative response to the controversy, since it directly addresses the most challenging claim or implication of the radical transvestite, namely, that gender division and inequality are a consequence not of divine or natural law but of social custom.
11. Some are motivational: "in order to."; some are causal: "because happened first"; some are typological: "because it is an instance of "; some invoke the existence of a social rule: "because it is the custom".
12. Instead of being buried at Rokupa cemetery, as is the normal custom with state criminals, the six were buried elsewhere at state expense.
13. Apparently from the centuries-old custom of throwing salt over one's left shoulder in order to avert bad luck."