Examples of using Is traditionally in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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Between Bellecour and Perrache, the neighbourhood of Ainay is traditionally home to the Catholic bourgeoisie.
Take it away Wikipedia:“Le Marais is traditionally a Jewish and bourgeois area,
In addition, it is traditionally on December 10 that the five-yearly United Nations Prize in the Field of Human Rights and Nobel Peace Prize are awarded.
Psychology is the study of behavior and mental processes and is traditionally a popular field of study.
In contrast to large-series production, every Mercedes-AMG engine is traditionally assembled by hand according to the"one man, one engine" philosophy.
So a service on Christmas Eve after sunset is traditionally the first service of Christmas day!
Fire energy is traditionally associated with the south area of a home or room.
Identified sales promotions that increased revenues $500K in the month of February(what is traditionally the slowest month of the year for outdoor equipment).
Also, it is traditionally on 10 December that the five-yearly United Nations Prize in the Field of Human Rights and Nobel Peace Prize is awarded.
As against all the equipment is traditionally rustic(steel) and endurance is high.
I have never experienced violence, and my name makes it easier because it is traditionally German.
The fact that the complete absence rate is traditionally higher by at least 3%.
It is a spicy dish where the chicken is traditionally deep-fried, but you can grill it if you prefer.
He is traditionally regarded as a tyrant
It is traditionally given through the patient's vein, but there are also
in many parts of India a sheaf of betel leaves is traditionally offered as a mark of respect
Here the beer is traditionally served in 1 liter mugs(normally not in pubs and restaurants, though).
A boomerang is traditionally a long wooden device,
Colmore Row, at the heart of Birmingham's Business District, is traditionally the most prestigious business address in the city.[134].
This event is traditionally recognised as the beginning of the Anglo-Saxon invasion of Britain.