Regular
Significado: A frequent customer at a pub; a habitual patron.
A regular is someone who frequents a pub enough to be recognized. Regulars have standing with the landlord—they might get served faster, get invited to lock-ins, or have a reserved spot at the bar. Being a 'regular' is a social achievement in British pub culture.
Ejemplos
- He's been a regular here for twenty years. 他在这里当了二十年常客了Lleva veinte años siendo habitual aquíあの人はここの20年来の常連だよ그 사람은 여기 20년 단골이야.
- The regulars have their own bar stools. 常客有自己专属的吧台凳Los habituales tienen sus propios taburetes常連には自分専用のバースツールがあるんだ단골들은 자기만의 바 스툴이 있어.
- Staff know the regulars by name. 店员叫得出常客的名字El personal conoce a los habituales por su nombreスタッフは常連の名前を知ってるよ직원들이 단골 이름을 다 알아.
Pronunciación
/ˈreɡjələ/
Guía de uso
Contexto: pub, loyalty, community
Tono: approving, familiar
✓ Correcto
- A regular常客un habitual常連단골
- The regulars常客们los habituales常連たち단골들
- Become a regular成为常客hacerse habitual常連になる단골이 되다
Errores comunes
- Being a regular brings social benefits—served quicker, invited to lock-ins
- Not just about frequency but about belonging
Origen e historia
From 'regular customer'—someone who comes regularly. In pubs, being a regular means more than just frequent visits; it implies belonging to the pub's social fabric. Regulars form the community core of traditional pubs.
Etimología: From regular (habitual) customer
Primera vez registrado: Standard pub terminology
Contexto cultural
Era: Traditional to present
Generation: All ages
Social background: Universal
Pop culture: Cheers ('where everybody knows your name')
Regional notes: Universal pub culture.
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