regular

UK
/ˈrɛɡjʊlə/
US
/ˈrɛɡjələr/

Translations

regularadjective
more regular
Comp.
most regular
Super.
UK
/ˈrɛɡjʊlə/
US
/ˈrɛɡjələr/
régulierSens général : qui suit un rythme, une forme ou un schéma normal.
She followed her regular routine every morning, starting with a cup of coffee.
Elle suivait sa routine régulière chaque matin, en commençant par une tasse de café.
Additional translations
habituelQuand regular signifie « habituel », « ordinaire » ou « conforme à l’usage ».
ordinaireSoutenu ou neutre selon le contexte, pour « habituel » / « non exceptionnel ».
régulièresEmploi militaire : « troupes régulières », « armée régulière ».
regularadverb
Informal/dialectal adverbial use
régulièrementEmploi familier ou dialectal : équivaut à « often », « regularly ».
They come round regular to see how we're doing.
Ils passent régulièrement pour voir comment on va.
regularnoun
regulars
pl
UK
/ˈrɛɡjʊlə/
US
/ˈrɛɡjələr/
habituéPersonne qui fréquente habituellement un lieu.
The bartender knew all the regulars by name.
Le barman connaissait tous les habitués par leur nom.
militaire d'activeSens militaire : membre professionnel des forces armées, par opposition aux réservistes.
The regulars were deployed ahead of the reservists.
Les militaires d’active ont été déployés avant les réservistes.
Synonyms
regular customer
regular patron
regular attendee
regular soldier
enlisted person
professional soldier
member of the regular army

Definitions

regularadjective
Conforming to a standard; usual, typical, or expected.
She followed her regular routine every morning, starting with a cup of coffee.
Arranged in or constituting a constant or definite pattern, especially with the same space between individual instances.
The garden was planted in regular rows to ensure even growth.
Occurring at fixed intervals.
He attends regular meetings every Monday to discuss project updates.
Having a symmetrical or uniform shape or structure.
The regular shape of the building made it easy to design the interior layout.
Belonging to or constituting the permanent, professional armed forces of a country.
The regular army was called in to assist with the emergency response.
Of a verb, noun, or other word: following the usual pattern of inflection or conjugation.
"Play" is a regular verb, while "go" is irregular.
regularadverb
Informal, chiefly dialect: regularly; frequently.
They come round regular to see how we're doing.
regularnoun
A person who habitually frequents a particular place or engages in a regular activity.
The bartender knew all the regulars by name.
A full-time, professional member of a country's armed forces.
The regulars were deployed ahead of the reservists.