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irregular

/ɪˈreɡ.jə.lər/

Traducción: Describe aquello que no sigue las reglas o patrones habituales; que es desigual en forma, disposición o frecuencia., Sustantivo que designa a un miembro de fuerzas armadas no regulares que realiza acciones de guerrilla o sabotaje, o bien productos defectuosos vendidos a precio reducido sin marca comercial.

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adjective

/ɪˈreɡ.jə.lər/B2formal
  • esDescribe aquello que no sigue las reglas o patrones habituales; que es desigual en forma, disposición o frecuencia.

Describes something that does not follow the usual rules or patterns; not regular in shape, arrangement, or occurrence.

  1. Not following rules or normsB2formal

    Contrary to the usual rule, accepted order, or general practice.

    esirregular

    • His irregular behavior at the meeting surprised everyone.
    • The procedure was considered irregular by the committee.
    • They were penalized for irregular accounting practices.

    Sinónimosabnormalanomalousdevianteccentricerraticexceptionalnonconformingunconventionalunorthodoxunusual

    Antónimosconventionalnormalorderlyregularstandardtypicalusual

  2. Not occurring at expected timesB1formal

    Happening at unpredictable or inconsistent intervals.

    esirregular (no periódico)

    • She has an irregular heartbeat that requires monitoring.
    • The bus service is irregular on weekends.
    • His visits became increasingly irregular over time.

    Sinónimoserraticfitfulinconstantintermittentsporadicunevenunpredictableunsteadyvariable

    Antónimosregularsteadyuniform

  3. Not part of regular military forcesC1formal

    Used of military personnel or groups not belonging to or engaged in by regular army forces.

    esirregular (militar)

    • Irregular troops were deployed to the border region.
    • The conflict involved both regular and irregular forces.
    • Irregular soldiers often use guerrilla tactics.

    Sinónimosguerrillainsurgentparamilitarypartisanunofficialvolunteer

    Antónimosregular

  4. Not having standard dimensionsC1formal

    Of solids, not having clear dimensions that can be measured; volume must be determined using liquid displacement.

    esirregular

    • The irregular shape of the rock made it hard to measure.
    • Scientists used water displacement to find the volume of the irregular object.
    • Irregular solids require special methods for volume calculation.

    Sinónimosamorphousformlessshapeless

    Antónimosregularstandard

  5. Below manufacturer's standardB2formal

    Falling below the manufacturer's standard for quality or specification.

    esIrregular (de segunda calidad)

    • The batch was marked as irregular due to a defect.
    • Irregular items are often sold at a discount.
    • The factory rejected irregular products during quality control.

    Sinónimosblemisheddefectiveflawedimperfectnonconformingsubstandard

  6. Deviating from normal expectationsB2formal

    Somewhat odd, strange, or abnormal; deviating from what is typical.

    esirregular (anómalo, extraño)

    • Her irregular behavior raised some eyebrows.
    • The pattern was irregular and unpredictable.
    • He had an irregular way of solving problems.

    Sinónimosabnormalanomalousatypicaleccentricoddpeculiarstrangeunconventionalunorthodoxunusual

    Antónimosconventionalnormalregularstandardtypical

Más significados (3)
  1. Lacking continuity or regularityB2formal

    Not steady or consistent; marked by interruptions or unevenness.

    esIrregular (falta de continuidad)

    • The irregular rhythm of the music made it hard to dance.
    • His attendance at the club was irregular.
    • The supply chain was irregular due to the strike.

    Sinónimoserraticfitfulfluctuatinginconstantintermittentpatchyspasmodicsporadicunevenunsteadyvariable

    Antónimosconsistentconstantcontinuousevenregularsteadyuniform

  2. Not level or symmetricalB1formal

    Of a surface or shape; not flat, level, or symmetrical.

    esNo nivelado o simétrico

    • The irregular surface of the road caused the car to bump.
    • The garden had an irregular layout with winding paths.
    • The irregular shape of the coastline created many small bays.

    Sinónimosasymmetricalbumpycrookedjaggedlopsidedroughunevenwavy

    Antónimosevenflatlevelregularsmoothsymmetricaluniform

  3. Independent in behavior or thoughtC1formal

    Not conforming to conventional standards; independent in actions or ideas.

    esInconformista

    • He was known for his irregular opinions on politics.
    • Her irregular lifestyle was admired by some and criticized by others.
    • The artist's irregular approach to painting set him apart.

    Sinónimosbohemianeccentricheterodoxiconoclasticindividualisticmavericknonconformistunconventionalunorthodox

    Antónimosconformingconventionalstandard

Formas
  • more irregular comparative form
  • most irregular superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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noun

/ɪˈreɡ.jə.lər/B2formal
  • esSustantivo que designa a un miembro de fuerzas armadas no regulares que realiza acciones de guerrilla o sabotaje, o bien productos defectuosos vendidos a precio reducido sin marca comercial.

A noun referring to a member of an unconventional armed force that engages in sabotage and harassment, or merchandise with imperfections sold at a reduced price without the brand name.

  1. Guerrilla fighterC1formal

    A member of a non-standard military force that employs unconventional tactics, such as sabotage and harassment, to oppose a stronger enemy.

    esguerrillero irregular

    • The army faced repeated attacks from local irregulars hiding in the mountains.
    • Irregulars played a key role in the resistance movement during the war.
    • Many irregulars were civilians who took up arms to defend their villages.

    Sinónimosfreedom fighterguerrillainsurgentparamilitarypartisan

  2. Flawed merchandiseB2informalbusiness

    A product that has minor defects or imperfections and is typically sold at a reduced price, often without the original brand name.

    esProducto con defectos

    • The store sells irregulars at deep discounts every weekend.
    • He bought a pair of jeans marked as irregulars because of a small stitching error.
    • These irregulars are perfect for budget shoppers who don't mind minor flaws.

    Sinónimosimperfectrejectsecond

Formas
  • irregulars plural form
  • irregulars' possessive plural form
  • irregular's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

Condiciones heredadas

Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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Generated by language models and not human-verified: definitions, examples, levels and translations may contain errors.