business as usual - translation to English
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business as usual - translation to English

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Business As Usual; Business as Usual (disambiguation); Business as Usual; Business as usual (disambiguation); Business as Usual (album)

business as usual         
= las cosas siguen igual, seguir haciendo lo mismo
Ex: These are the people who say that libraries should call a halt on "business as usual", based on what is felt "to be good for the community".
business as usual         
los negocios como si tal cosa
usual         
(adj.) = normal, de costumbre, acostumbrado
Ex: It had three novel features: relative location, instead of the more usual fixed location.
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* as usual = como de costumbre
* business as usual = las cosas siguen igual, seguir haciendo lo mismo
* business + revolve + as usual = las cosas + seguir + igual
* on the usual basis = sobre la base de
* unusual = poco usual, inusual, poco común, raro, excepcional

Definition

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Wikipedia

Business as usual

Business as usual may refer to:

  • Business as usual (business), the normal execution of operations within an organization
  • Business as usual (policy), policy of the British government in World War I
Examples of use of business as usual
1. Business as usual can‘t be business as usual," Schwab told reporters.
2. "It cannot be business as usual, because business as usual will not bring us to the Millennium Development Goals.
3. Sadly, this is "business as usual" for the Palestinians.
4. "Some schools have a ‘business as usual approach‘ to war.
5. For some restaurants, it‘s business as usual, she said.