How do you use "regular" in a sentence?

We have regular meetings every Monday. She's one of our regular customers. It's important to take regular breaks.

regular

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Significado: Happening frequently or at fixed intervals; normal or standard

定期的，经常的；普通的

regular, habitual; normal

定期的な、いつもの；普通の

정기적인, 규칙적인; 보통의

The word 'regular' describes something that happens often or at equal intervals, or something that is normal and standard. A 'regular customer' is someone who visits often. 'On a regular basis' means frequently. In American English, 'regular' can also mean medium-sized (a regular coffee).

「regular」形容经常发生或以固定间隔发生的事物，或正常、标准的事物。「regular customer」是经常光顾的顾客。「On a regular basis」意为经常。在美式英语中，「regular」也可以表示中等大小（一杯普通咖啡）。

La palabra «regular» describe algo que sucede a menudo o a intervalos iguales, o algo que es normal y estándar. Un «regular customer» es alguien que visita con frecuencia. «On a regular basis» significa frecuentemente. En inglés americano, «regular» también puede significar de tamaño mediano (un café normal).

「regular」は頻繁に、または等間隔で起こること、または普通で標準的なことを表します。「regular customer」は頻繁に来る常連客です。「On a regular basis」は頻繁にという意味です。アメリカ英語では「regular」は中サイズ（レギュラーコーヒー）を意味することもあります。

'regular'는 자주 또는 일정한 간격으로 일어나는 것, 혹은 보통이고 표준적인 것을 나타냅니다. 'regular customer'는 자주 방문하는 손님입니다. 'on a regular basis'는 정기적으로라는 뜻입니다. 미국 영어에서는 'regular'가 중간 크기를 의미하기도 합니다(a regular coffee).

Ejemplos

We have regular meetings every Monday.
我们每周一定期开会。
Tenemos reuniones regulares todos los lunes.
毎週月曜日に定例会議があります。
매주 월요일에 정기 회의가 있습니다.
She's one of our regular customers.
她是我们的老顾客之一。
Ella es una de nuestras clientas habituales.
彼女は常連客の一人です。
그녀는 단골손님 중 한 명입니다.
It's important to take regular breaks.
定期休息很重要。
Es importante tomar descansos regulares.
定期的に休憩を取ることが大切です。
정기적으로 휴식을 취하는 것이 중요합니다.

Pronunciación

Guía de uso

Contexto: general

Tono: neutral

Origen e historia

From Latin 'regularis' meaning 'according to rule', from 'regula' (rule, straight stick), from 'regere' (to rule). Related to 'regulate', 'reign', and 'regal'.

Contexto cultural

Era: Modern

Generation: All ages

Social background: Universal

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