Use 'typical' to describe something normal or usual for a group or type. It shows what you expect most of the time.
This is a typical day for me.
The typical weather here is cold.
'Typical' can mean that something has clear features that show what it is like. It helps explain or show a good example of a group.
A lion is a typical wild animal.
This meal is a typical example of Italian food.
Use 'typical' to talk about actions or ways that are usual, often when you expect them or think they are normal for that person or thing.
It is typical for him to be late.
Typical behavior of a teenager is moodiness.
In medical use, 'typical' describes usual symptoms or features that doctors often see in a certain disease or condition.
Fever is a typical symptom of flu.
Typical signs of the illness include cough and rash.
In math or statistics, 'typical' shows what most data or numbers look like. It means the usual or average case in a set.
This is a typical result in this test.
The typical value is around 50.
In language studies, 'typical' describes forms or examples that follow normal rules or patterns in the language, not unusual or rare.
This is a typical example of British English.
Typical word order in English is subject-verb-object.
