Reading French and English regularly? 【ru？ ti？ Beautiful tin]?
1, as a noun, means: [program]; Daily work; routine work
2. Being an adjective means: everyday; routine
Phrases:
1, routine inspection? Routine inspection; Routine inspection; program check
2. Routine testing? Regular testing; Routine test; Routine test; routine test
3. Routine inspection? Routine inspection; Program check
4. Routine testing? Routine test; routine examination
5. Work routine? Working procedures; Operation sequence/sequence
Extended data 1. Usage of routine:
1, when used as a noun to mean "routine, routine", routine can be used as both countable and uncountable nouns. Example:
Once she learns the daily affairs of the office, she will become an excellent assistant. ?
Once she is familiar with the daily affairs of the office, she will become an excellent assistant.
2. Routines are countable nouns when interpreted as "fixed repertoire" or "a set of fixed dance steps". Example:
The Marx brothers are famous for their comedy routines.
The Max brothers are famous for their comedies.
Routine can be used as an adjective, meaning "routine", such as a? Routine? Physical examination (routine physical examination).
Second, the synonym of routine: everyday
Read French and English every day? ['de? l？ ] beautiful? ['del? ]?
1, daily; Every day; Tiantiandi
2. Daily newspaper; A maid who works at night
3. Daily life; Everyday; every day
Phrases:
1, daily output? daily production
2. Daily Telegraph? Daily Telegraph
3. Daily newspaper? Daily newspaper; Daily newspaper; Daily list
4. Daily output? daily production
5. Daily expenses? per diem expenses