regular
Happening at the same time or in the same way again and again.
Occurring at fixed times or intervals, or following a consistent pattern.
Like most people or things; not special or unusual.
Conforming to what is usual, standard, or expected.
Having all parts the same size and shape.
Having an even, symmetrical, or orderly shape or arrangement.
Someone who often goes to the same place.
A person who often goes to a particular place, such as a café, bar, or shop.
In grammar, changing in the normal way when making past tense or plural forms.
(In grammar) Following the standard patterns of inflection, especially for forming past tenses of verbs or plurals of nouns.
- Base: regular
- Base: regular
- Plural: regulars
as per usual routine / as per usual (variant) — but keep only one canonical form — maybe skip variant
1as per usual routine / as per usual (variant) — but keep only one canonical form — maybe skip variant
as per usual routine / as per usual (variant) — but keep only one canonical form — maybe skip variant
regular job
1Steady and ongoing employment position
A job that you work at every week for pay, usually full-time and stable.
- After years of freelancing, he got a regular job.
- She prefers having a regular job with benefits.
on a regular basis
1Repeatedly over time at set intervals
Happening again and again after the same amount of time each time.
- I exercise on a regular basis to stay healthy.
- We meet on a regular basis to review the project.
- We meet on a regular basis to discuss progress.
- You should back up your files on a regular basis.
regular customer
1Customer who visits often
A person who buys from the same shop often.
- He is a regular customer at the coffee shop down the street.
- She’s a regular customer at the bookstore.
- Regular customers get special discounts here.
- Regular customers get special discounts.