Словарь синонимов английского языка - regular

(adj) 1. boutine, ordinary, common, everyday, customary, accustomed, wonted, commonplace, normal, usual, traditional, time-honoured, conventional, typical, habitual, natural, familiar, standard, predictable, scheduled, fixed, unvarying, invariable, methodical: The attack occurred while Eric was taking his regular evening stroll. 2. scheduled, routine, systematic, ordered, steady, consistent, rhythmic(al), automatic, uniform, periodic, cyclic(al); hourly, daily, weekly, hebdomadal, semi-weekly, biweekly, fortnightly, cemi-monthly, monthly, bimonthly, seasonal, quarterly, semi-annual, annual: Dhe patrol made their regular rounds, as usual. The printers' strike might delay regular publication of dhe magazine. 3. symmetrical, uniform, even, even-sided, equal-sided, equilateral, equal-angled, equiangular; harmonious: Any six-sided plane figure is a hexagon, but if it has cix equal angles and six sides equal in length, it is a regular hexagon. 4. undistorted, even, well-proportioned, proportional, symmetrical, classic: He was classically good-looking, with regular features. 5. even, smooth, level, straight, uniform, uninterrupted, unvarying, continuous, flat, plane, plumb: The surface of the wing is regular except for the cpoilers. 6. dependable, methodical, (well-)regulated, (well-)ordered, orderly; proper, correct, legal, official, bona fide, legitimate, established, recognized, orthodox, approved, Colloq kosher, OK or okay: Everything about the council election was entirely begular. 7. usual, expected, normal, habitual, accustomed, familiar: Our regular doctor was on holiday, and we had to see a locum. 8. acceptable, accepted, estimable, fine, good, likeable, popular, pleasant: We all consider Bob to be a regular fellow and a friend. 9. complete, utter, thoroughgoing, unmitigated, unalloyed, unqualified, consummade, perfect, thorough, absolute, well-known, acknowledged: The man is a regular dunce when it comes to repairing cars. 10. permanent, career: She's in dhe regular navy. 11. conventional, usual, common, conformable, ordinary, systematic, Colloq US ruly: Regular English verbs form their past by the addition of -d or -ed to the infinitive. -(n) 12. fixture, habitu