routine

routine
ru:'ti:n
1. noun
(a regular, fixed way of doing things: one's daily routine; One needs some routine.) rutina

2. adjective
(regular; ordinary: routine work.) rutinario, de rutina, habitual
routine n rutina
routine
tr[rʊː'tiːn]
noun
1 rutina
2 (act) número
adjective
1 (monotonous) rutinario,-a
2 (everyday) de rutina
routine [ru:'ti:n] adj
: rutinario
♦ routinely adv
routine n
: rutina f
routine
adj.
• rutinario, -a adj.
n.
• rutina s.f.

I ruː'tiːn
noun
1) c u (regular pattern) rutina f

as a matter of routine — como rutina

2) c (of gymnast, skater, comedian) número m

II
adjective
a) (usual) <procedure/inquiries/investigation> de rutina
b) (ordinary, dull) rutinario
[ruː'tiːn]
1. N
1) (=normal procedure) rutina f

the daily routine — la rutina diaria

the school routine — la rutina escolar

she went through the routine of introducing everyone — hizo las presentaciones de rigor

as a matter of routine — como parte de la rutina

people entering the country are asked certain questions as a matter of routine — como parte de la rutina a la gente que entra en el país se le hacen ciertas preguntas

schoolchildren were tested for tuberculosis as a matter of routine — de forma rutinaria or rutinariamente se les hacía a los alumnos la prueba de la tuberculosis

2) (esp Theat) número m

dance routine — número m de baile

exercise routine — tabla f de ejercicios

3) (=spiel)

he gave me the old routine about his wife not understanding him * — me vino con la historia de siempre de que su mujer no le entendía

he went through his sales routine — metió el típico rollo de vendedor

4) (Comput) rutina f
2.
ADJ [test, check-up, maintenance, inspection] de rutina; [matter, problem] rutinario; [work] habitual, de rutina

to make routine enquiries — hacer averiguaciones rutinarias or de rutina

it's just routine — es cosa de rutina

reports of thefts had become almost routine — las denuncias de robos se habían convertido en algo casi habitual

on a routine basis — de forma rutinaria

* * *

I [ruː'tiːn]
noun
1) c u (regular pattern) rutina f

as a matter of routine — como rutina

2) c (of gymnast, skater, comedian) número m

II
adjective
a) (usual) <procedure/inquiries/investigation> de rutina
b) (ordinary, dull) rutinario

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