regular
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/ˈreɡjələr/
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/ˈreɡjələ(r)/
adjective
A2
happening at the same time or space between each time
The bus comes at regular times every day.
A2
happening often
She makes regular visits to her grandmother.
A2
going to the same place often
He is a regular customer at this coffee shop.
A2
following the usual pattern for words
Regular verbs are easy to learn because they follow a pattern.
B1
usual or normal
After vacation, I returned to my regular routine.
B1
standard size
I'll have a regular coffee, please.
B1
ordinary, without special features
Do you want regular or sugar-free soda?
B2
having an even shape
The tiles were laid in a regular pattern.
B2
happening over a long time
He has a regular job that pays every week.
R
belonging to the permanent army or police
Regular army soldiers have full-time jobs.
R
a clear example of something
That party was a regular disaster from start to finish.
noun
R
a person who often goes to a place
The restaurant has many regulars who come every week.
R
a person who often plays in a team or show
Three regulars from the team were injured and couldn't play.
R
a professional soldier in the permanent army
Regulars in the army receive training and a salary.
translation
happening at the same time or space between each time; happening often; going to the same place often; following the usual pattern for words; usual or normal; standard size; ordinary, without special features; having an even shape; happening over a long time; belonging to the permanent army or police; a clear example of something
a person who often goes to a place; a person who often plays in a team or show; a professional soldier in the permanent army
Word Forms
Plural
regulars