consuetudinary

consuetudinary

美 [ˌkɒnswɪ'tjudnerɪ] 　英 [ˌkɒnswɪ'tju:dnərɪ]

• adj.习惯(上)的；习惯法的
• n.不成文法；(教堂的)惯例书
• 网络习俗的；惯例上的

英汉解释

adj.	1. 习惯(上)的;习惯法的
n.	1. 习惯法,不成文法;(教堂的)惯例书,宗仪书

例句

Carry incidentally, be in a few places of China, remarrying is to have it seems that what hold wedding afternoon is consuetudinary.

顺便提一下，在中国的一些地方，再婚似乎是有在下午举办婚礼的习俗。

Serious person at every turn disobeys a society consuetudinary , get used to normal social life hard.

严重者事事都违反社会习俗，难以适应正常的社会生活。

Lantern hanging lamp lights: jilin consuetudinary also has a long history.

彩灯：吉林市元宵挂灯习俗也由来已久。

As early as in the 21st century BC, consuetudinary law appeared in China's slave society.

早在公元前21世纪，中国就已经产生了奴隶制的习惯法。

Exploitation Mode on Consuetudinary Tour Resources in Heilongjiang Minority

黑龙江省少数民族民俗旅游资源开发模式探讨

Influence of Consuetudinary Laws of Minority Nationalities on the Government's Administrative Action

论少数民族习惯法对政府行政行为的影响