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custom如何读

英：[ˈkʌstəm]

美：[ˈkʌstəm]

custom英汉释义

n.(名词)

[C][U]习惯,风俗,惯例 sth that a group of people usually do
[P]海关,关税 the place at an airport or a port where you must show what you have brought with you from another country

custom是什么意思

n. (名词)

（个人）习惯，惯常行为
海关
风俗，习俗，惯例，常规，习惯做法
关税
惠顾，光顾，主顾
顾客
习性
【律】习惯法
【史】经常赋役

adj. (形容词)

订做的，订制的，定做的，定制的
承接定做活的，专做定制的

adv. (副词)

定做地，定制地

v. (动词)

定制

custom自然拼读

cus·tom

kuh stm

custom变形

复数:customs

custom词根

词根：custom

adj.

customary 习惯的；通常的

customized 定制的；用户化的

adv.

customarily 通常，习惯上

customary 习惯法汇编

customized 自定义；客制化；自定义级别

customized 定制；按特别订货生产（customize的过去式和过去分词）

vt.

customize 定做，按客户具体要求制造

customise 依照顾客具体要求而制造（等于customize）

custom英英释义

noun

a usage or practice common to many or to a particular place or class or habitual with an individual funeral customs

It is the custom in New Orleans to celebrate Mardi Gras.

long-established practice considered as unwritten law

repeated practice

Custom makes all things easy.

the whole body of usages, practices, or conventions that regulate social life

… family, kinship, and custom constituted the grounds of community.—V. B. Leitch

duties, tolls, or imposts imposed by the sovereign law of a country on imports or exports

usually singular in construction the agency, establishment, or procedure for collecting such customs

went through customs at the airport without any difficulty

business patronage (see patronage sense 4)

usually habitual patrons : customers

adjective

made or performed according to personal order

specializing in custom work or operation

a custom tailor

custom词组

folk customn. 民间习俗

custom duty关税

custom made定做的，非现成的；定制品

custom design（用户）定制设计

local custom当地风俗；地方习惯

social custom社会风俗

custom clearance清关；外贸通关；进出口报关

custom software定制软件

custom declaration海关申报表

custom colors自定义颜色

custom service客户服务；海关服务；自定义服务

custom synthesis[生]委托合成

custom code自定义代码

custom officer报关员

custom housen. 海关

custom office海关办事处

custom区别

tradition, custom

tradition世代相传的一整套原则和做法等

custom指长期而广泛采用的行为或方法，即风俗习惯

以上来源于网络

habit, custom

habit生活习惯,习惯成自然,后接of doing. I've got the habit of drinking a lot.

custom传统风俗,习俗,也可指生活习惯,后接to do,

以上来源于网络

habit, practice, tradition, convention, usage, manners, custom

这组词都有“习惯，风俗，传统”的意思，其区别是：

habit侧重于自然养成的，不易去掉的个人习惯。

practice常指习惯性的做法或行为。

tradition广义指世代相传的伦理、行为规范和生活方式，特指因长久奉行而几乎具有法律效力的习惯、习俗，侧重历史意义。

convention多指约定俗成的行为方式规则或公认的标准，或指艺术上公认的技巧。

usage指持续时间长，为很多人公认采纳的惯例、习俗。

manners指在某一时期或某一团体中盛行的社会礼仪或社会风俗模式。

custom指一个国家、一个民族、一个地区或一个社会的习惯、行为方式或风俗习惯。也可指个人的习惯。

以上来源于网络

custom词源中文解释

公元1200年左右， custume，指个人、国家或社区的“习惯做法”，源自古法语 costume（12世纪，现代法语 coutume），源自通俗拉丁语 *consuetumen，源自拉丁语 consuetudinem（主格为 consuetudo），“习惯，用法，方式，惯例，熟悉”，源自 consuetus 的过去分词，该词源自 consuescere，“使习惯”，源自 com-，加强前缀（见 com-），加上 suescere，“变得习惯于，使自己习惯于”，与 sui 有关，是 suus 的属格，“自己”，源自 PIE *swe-，“自己”（见 idiom）。

Custom implies continued volition, the choice to keep doing what one has done; as compared with manner and fashion, it implies a good deal of permanence. [Century Dictionary]

Custom 意味着持续的意愿，选择继续做已经做过的事情；与 manner 和 fashion 相比，它意味着相当的持久性。【世纪词典】

是 costume 的同源词。古英语中的一个词是 þeaw。指“在某个特定地点购买商品的做法”始于1590年代。指“对商品的常规收费或税收”早在14世纪就有了。这里的本土词是 toll（名词）。

Custom-house 指“用于收取关税的进出口点的政府办公室”始于15世纪末。Customs 指“在海港、机场等处检查行李的区域”始于1921年。

Old customs! Oh! I love the sound,

However simple they may be:

Whate'er with time has sanction found,

Is welcome, and is dear to me.

Pride grows above simplicity,

And spurns it from her haughty mind,

And soon the poet's song will be

The only refuge they can find.

[from "December," John Clare, 1827]

古老的习俗！哦！我喜欢这个声音，

无论它们多么简单：

任何经过时间认可的事物，

都是受欢迎的，对我来说是珍贵的。

骄傲超越了简单，

并从她傲慢的心灵中蔑视它，

很快，诗人的歌将成为

他们唯一的避难所。

【出自《十二月》，约翰·克莱尔，1827年】

custom_法律行业词汇

惯例

习惯

custom词源英文解释

Noun and Adjective Middle English custume, from Anglo-French, from Latin consuetudin-, consuetudo, from consuescere to accustom, from com- + suescere to accustom; akin to suus one's own — more at suicide

The first known use of custom was in the 13th century

custom儿童词典英英释义

cutting1 of 2noun

something cut or cut off or outespecially: a section of a plant capable of developing into a new individual

cutting2 of 2adjective

designed for cutting : sharp

a cutting blade

marked by piercing cold

a cutting wind

likely to hurt the feelings of others

cutting remarks

cutting1 of 2noun

something cut or cut off or outespecially: a section of a plant capable of developing into a new individual

cutting2 of 2adjective

designed for cutting : sharp

a cutting blade

marked by piercing cold

a cutting wind

likely to hurt the feelings of others

cutting remarks

cut1 of 2verb

to penetrate or divide with or as if with an edged tool (as a knife) cutting and pasting colored paper cut the pie

cut my finger

to function as an edged tool this old knife won't cut anymore

be careful—that glass will cut

to be able to be cut

cheese cuts easily

to harm (oneself) by making cuts or scratches on one's body

to experience the growth of through the gum

the baby is cutting teeth

to hurt the feelings of

the remark cut me

trim entry 1 sense 3a

cut your hair

mow entry 2 sense 1

cut the grass

dissolve sense 2

a detergent cuts grease

to make smaller

cut costs

to remove with or as if with a knife cut two players from the team

cut a piece of ham

to remove (something) from a computer document in such a way that it can be moved to another part of the document or to another document

to go straight rather than around

cut across the backyard

intersect sense 1, cross

lines cutting other lines

to make a quick change of direction the camera cuts to the crowd in the street

go out 10 steps, then cut right and I'll throw you a pass

to divide a deck of cards

to cause to stop cut the engine

cut the nonsense

snub entry 1 sense 2

cut a former friend

to fail to attend

cut a class

to make or shape with or as if with an edged tool cut a diamond

farmers cut clearings out of the wilderness

to record sounds on

cut a record

to give the appearance of

cuts a fine figure

to advance by skipping or going around another

cut to the front of the line

cut2 of 2noun

something cut or cut off

a cut of beef

share entry 1 sense 1

your cut of the winnings

a product of cutting

a wound made by something sharp

a passage made by cutting

a railroad cut

a grade or step especially in a social scale

a cut above the ordinary

a pictorial illustration

an act or instance of cutting

something done or said that hurts the feelings

an unkind cut

an act of removing a part

a cut in pay

an act or turn of cutting cards

it's your cut

a voluntary absence from a class

a swing by a batter at the ball

took a good cut

a sudden switch from one sound or image to another in movies, radio, or television

an edited version of a film

the shape and style in which a thing is cut, formed, or made

clothes of the latest cut

the act of reducing the size of a group (as of competitors) by removing the less skillful

played well and made the cut

a recorded song

cut1 of 2verb

to penetrate or divide with or as if with an edged tool (as a knife) cutting and pasting colored paper cut the pie

cut my finger

to function as an edged tool this old knife won't cut anymore

be careful—that glass will cut

to be able to be cut

cheese cuts easily

to harm (oneself) by making cuts or scratches on one's body

to experience the growth of through the gum

the baby is cutting teeth

to hurt the feelings of

the remark cut me

trim entry 1 sense 3a

cut your hair

mow entry 2 sense 1

cut the grass

dissolve sense 2

a detergent cuts grease

to make smaller

cut costs

to remove with or as if with a knife cut two players from the team

cut a piece of ham

to remove (something) from a computer document in such a way that it can be moved to another part of the document or to another document

to go straight rather than around

cut across the backyard

intersect sense 1, cross

lines cutting other lines

to make a quick change of direction the camera cuts to the crowd in the street

go out 10 steps, then cut right and I'll throw you a pass

to divide a deck of cards

to cause to stop cut the engine

cut the nonsense

snub entry 1 sense 2

cut a former friend

to fail to attend

cut a class

to make or shape with or as if with an edged tool cut a diamond

farmers cut clearings out of the wilderness

to record sounds on

cut a record

to give the appearance of

cuts a fine figure

to advance by skipping or going around another

cut to the front of the line

cut2 of 2noun

something cut or cut off

a cut of beef

share entry 1 sense 1

your cut of the winnings

a product of cutting

a wound made by something sharp

a passage made by cutting

a railroad cut

a grade or step especially in a social scale

a cut above the ordinary

a pictorial illustration

an act or instance of cutting

something done or said that hurts the feelings

an unkind cut

an act of removing a part

a cut in pay

an act or turn of cutting cards

it's your cut

a voluntary absence from a class

a swing by a batter at the ball

took a good cut

a sudden switch from one sound or image to another in movies, radio, or television

an edited version of a film

the shape and style in which a thing is cut, formed, or made

clothes of the latest cut

the act of reducing the size of a group (as of competitors) by removing the less skillful

played well and made the cut

a recorded song

custom1 of 2noun

the usual way of doing things : the usual practice of a person or group

plural duties or taxes paid on imports or exports

support given a business by its customers

custom2 of 2adjective

made or done to order

custom clothes

specializing in custom work

a custom tailor

custom 例句

1 This credit is subject to the uniform customs and practice forcredits, 1993, revision ICC Publication No.500.

本信用证根据国际商会第500号出版物《跟单信用证统一惯例》1993年修订本开立.

2 It was her custom to check the mailbox after driving practice.

3 This pair of leather shoes are custom - made.

这双皮鞋是定做的.

4 But when Nat and Captain Prince went on shore, they found the custom officials conducted all their business in French.

5 The custom has gone out of use.

那种风俗已被废弃.

6 This comfortable cycle, in which the rhythms of the day helped shape the rhythms of the meals, gave rise to the custom of the large midday meal, eaten with the extended family.

在这样周而复始的舒适循环中，一天的节奏促进了人们用餐规律的成型，使人们养成了大家庭一起吃丰盛午餐的习惯。

7 Was this another foreign custom, like shaking hands?

8 "Once I got caught with forty pounds of hash in my suitcase and I told the customs agent it was hair henna from Egypt and he let me pass. They aren't that smart."

9 The imposing structure of the Cairo courthouse and the even more imposing customs house looked like enormous freshly baked cookies in the syrupy gold of the light at the end of the day.

10 As was its custom, the automobile inevitably broke down, and crowds of children gathered around.

11 This law , based on tribal custom, included a system of land ownership.

这套以部落习惯为基础的法律, 包括了一个有关土地所有权的体系.

12 “It’s a little on the simple side, but that means we can add our own touches. Like it was custom made.”

13 Buyers grew tired of waiting for work that was finished months after the deadline, and eventually they took their custom elsewhere.

14 He was accompanied, as was his custom, by a train of women dancing and singing exultant songs, wearing fawn-skins over their robes, waving ivy-wreathed wands.

15 I had read how these forgotten folk had been encouraged to keep their old cultures, to see in their ancient customs meanings and satisfactions as deep as those contained in supposedly superior ways of living.

16 Do I have to pay the custom taxes for these wines?

我必须为这些葡萄酒交纳关税吗 ?

17 Immediately he starred unearthing bones, as it had been the custom during the early days to bury the dead inside the House of God.

18 On the block then were just one grocery, two small restaurants, a custom tailor, and a bar.

19 In Stamps the custom was to can everything that could possibly be preserved.

20 A prescriptive and legitimate custom overcomes the law.

约定俗成和正当的惯例高于法律.