Pronunciation: /ˈrɛɡjələr/
noun a regular customer or member
A1 I am a regular at the local cafe.
A2 She is a regular customer at the supermarket.
B1 Being a regular at the gym has improved my fitness levels.
B2 The regulars at the pub always sit at the same table.
C1 The regulars in the orchestra have been playing together for years.
C2 As a regular on the comedy circuit, he is known for his quick wit.
adjective having the same shape, size, or arrangement as others of its kind; uniform
A1 I go to the gym on a regular basis.
A2 She is a regular customer at the local bakery.
B1 He has a regular schedule for his classes.
B2 The restaurant has a regular menu as well as daily specials.
C1 Regular exercise is important for maintaining good health.
C2 The company has a regular newsletter for its employees.
formal It is important to maintain a regular schedule for optimal productivity.
informal I try to stick to a regular routine to stay organized.
slang I'm a regular at that coffee shop, they know my order by heart.
figurative He's a regular at the gym, always putting in the effort to stay in shape.
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