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regular

/ˈreɡ.jə.lər/

Traduction: Se dit de ce qui suit un schéma constant, qui est habituel ou normal, ou qui est uniformément réparti., Nom désignant une personne qui fréquente assidûment un lieu donné, comme un client ou un habitué, ou quelque chose qui suit un modèle ou une règle constante.

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adjective

/ˈreɡ.jə.lər/A2formal
  • frSe dit de ce qui suit un schéma constant, qui est habituel ou normal, ou qui est uniformément réparti.

Describes something that follows a consistent pattern, is usual or normal, or is evenly spaced.

  1. Normal or usualA2formal

    Conforming to a standard or typical pattern; not special or unusual.

    frrégulier (habituel, normal)

    • I take the regular bus to work every day.
    • This is just a regular Tuesday for me.
    • She ordered a regular coffee with milk.

    Synonymescommonconventionalcustomaryeverydaynormalordinaryroutinestandardtypicalusual

    Antonymesabnormalatypicalexceptionalextraordinaryirregularuncommonunusual

  2. Evenly spaced in timeA2formal

    Happening or doing something at the same time each day, week, or month.

    frrégulier (dans le temps)

    • He goes for a regular morning run.
    • We have regular meetings every Monday.
    • She needs regular check-ups at the dentist.

    Synonymesevenperiodicrhythmicsteadyuniform

    Antonymesintermittentirregularoccasionalsporadic

  3. Geometric shapeB1formal

    Having sides and angles that are all equal.

    frrégulier (géométrie)

    • A square is a regular shape.
    • The pattern consists of regular hexagons.
    • Regular polygons have equal sides and angles.

    Antonymesirregular

  4. GrammarB1formal

    Following the standard rules for forming tenses or plurals.

    frrégulier (grammaire)

    • 'Walk' is a regular verb.
    • Regular nouns add -s to form the plural.
    • She studied the conjugation of regular verbs in Spanish.

    Synonymesconventionalnormalstandard

    Antonymesirregular

Formes
  • more regular comparative form
  • most regular superlative form
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noun

/ˈreɡ.jə.lər/A2formal
  • frNom désignant une personne qui fréquente assidûment un lieu donné, comme un client ou un habitué, ou quelque chose qui suit un modèle ou une règle constante.

A noun referring to a person who frequently visits a particular place, such as a customer or client, or something that follows a consistent pattern or rule.

  1. Frequent customerB1informal

    A person who visits a particular place, such as a shop, restaurant, or bar, very often.

    frhabitué

    • The bartender knows all the regulars by name.
    • She's a regular at the local coffee shop.
    • The restaurant offers a discount for its regulars.

    Synonymesfrequenterpatron

  2. Member of the regular armed forcesB2formal

    A soldier who is a permanent member of a standing army, as opposed to a reservist or conscript.

    frMilitaire de carrière

    • The regulars were deployed to the front line.
    • He served as a regular in the army for ten years.
    • The unit consisted of both regulars and reservists.

    Synonymesprofessional

    Antonymesconscriptmilitiamanreservist

Formes
  • regulars plural form
  • regulars' possessive plural form
  • regular's possessive singular form
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