routine

UK
/ruːˈtiːn/
US
/ruˈtin/
routinenoun
routines
pl
UK
/ruːˈtiːn/
US
/ruˈtin/
Translations
My daily routine includes a morning jog.
Моя ежедневная рутина включает утреннюю пробежку.
He follows a strict routine every day.
Он следует строгому распорядку каждый день.
Additional translations
заведённый порядок
Definitions
A sequence of actions regularly followed; a fixed program.
She followed her morning routine of jogging and having breakfast.
A set of customary or unchanging and often mechanically performed activities or procedures.
The factory workers were tired of the monotonous routine.
A set of instructions in a program that performs a specific task.
The software developer wrote a new routine to handle data processing.
A performance of a series of movements or actions, such as a dance or comedy act.
The dance troupe practiced their routine for the upcoming show.
routineverb
routined
Past Simple
routined
Past Participle
routining
Gerund
UK
/ruːˈtiːn/
US
/ruˈtin/
Rare, chiefly in bureaucratic or computing contexts meaning to send or process through established procedures.
Definitions
To send, direct, or process (documents, messages, tasks, etc.) by a regular or established procedure.
The clerk routinely routined the forms to the appropriate department.
routineadjective
more routine
Comp.
most routine
Super.
UK
/ruːˈtiːn/
US
/ruˈtin/
Translations
He followed his routine schedule every day.
Он следовал своему рутинному расписанию каждый день.
She completed her routine tasks before lunch.
Она завершила свои обычные задачи до обеда.
Definitions
Performed as part of a regular procedure rather than for a special reason.
The routine maintenance of the equipment ensures it operates smoothly.
Ordinary and not special or unusual.
The meeting was a routine affair, with nothing unexpected happening.