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irregularly

/ɪˈreɡ.jə.lər.li/

Traduction: Adverbe signifiant « de manière irrégulière » ou « sans suivre un schéma habituel ». Peut décrire des actions se produisant à des intervalles inégaux, déviant de la norme ou manquant d'uniformité dans la forme ou le comportement.

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adverb

/ɪˈreɡ.jə.lər.li/B2formal
  • frAdverbe signifiant « de manière irrégulière » ou « sans suivre un schéma habituel ». Peut décrire des actions se produisant à des intervalles inégaux, déviant de la norme ou manquant d'uniformité dans la forme ou le comportement.

An adverb meaning "in an irregular manner" or "not following a regular pattern." It can describe actions that occur at uneven intervals, deviate from the norm, or lack uniformity in form or behavior.

  1. Not following a patternB2formal

    In a way that does not happen at regular times or intervals.

    frde manière irrégulière

    • The trains run irregularly on weekends.
    • She visits her hometown irregularly, only once every few years.
    • The heartbeat was beating irregularly, causing concern.

    Synonymeserraticallyfitfullyintermittentlyoccasionallypatchilyrandomlysporadicallyunevenly

    Antonymesconsistentlyevenlyregularlysteadilyuniformly

  2. Not conforming to rulesB2formal

    In a way that does not follow the usual rules or standards.

    fren violation des règles

    • The verb is conjugated irregularly in the past tense.
    • The documents were filed irregularly, missing several signatures.
    • He behaved irregularly during the meeting, interrupting constantly.

    Synonymesabnormallyanomalouslyimproperlyunconventionally

    Antonymesconventionallynormallyregularly

Formes
  • more irregularly comparative form
  • most irregularly superlative form
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