英语词汇“regular”的翻译、意思、用法、释义-英汉经管词典

regular

adjective

uk/ˈreɡjələr/ us

happening at the same time each day, week, month, etc. and usually fairly often:

All staff make regular payments to the pension fund.

I need a job with a regular income.

I would like a job with more regular hours.

Discussions about the direction of the company take place on a regular basis.

[ before noun ] COMMERCE

used to describe someone who often uses something or buys something from the same organization:

We have a special offer for our regular customers.

The service has over 70,000 regular users.

[ before noun ] HR

used to describe someone who is employed permanently by a company, etc.:

Temporary workers do not get the same benefits as regular employees.

Compare

temporary

[ before noun ] HR

used to describe work that is permanent:

She has had plenty of jobs but never been in regular employment.

He gave up his regular job to play in a rock band.

Compare

temporary

COMMERCE

ordinary or typical in size or quality:

Do you want a small, regular, or large coffee?

Try substituting soy milk for regular milk.

The price of regular gasoline has risen steeply.

单词	regular
释义	regular adjective uk/ˈreɡjələr/ us happening at the same time each day, week, month, etc. and usually fairly often: All staff make regular payments to the pension fund. I need a job with a regular income. I would like a job with more regular hours. Discussions about the direction of the company take place on a regular basis. [ before noun ] COMMERCE used to describe someone who often uses something or buys something from the same organization: We have a special offer for our regular customers. The service has over 70,000 regular users. [ before noun ] HR used to describe someone who is employed permanently by a company, etc.: Temporary workers do not get the same benefits as regular employees. Compare temporary [ before noun ] HR used to describe work that is permanent: She has had plenty of jobs but never been in regular employment. He gave up his regular job to play in a rock band. Compare temporary COMMERCE ordinary or typical in size or quality: Do you want a small, regular, or large coffee? Try substituting soy milk for regular milk. The price of regular gasoline has risen steeply. See also regularly regular noun informal uk/ˈreɡjələr/ us COMMERCE a customer who goes to the same store, restaurant, etc. very often: He's a regular at all the fashionable clubs.
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