How to read in English often?

Pronunciation: English? ['reɡj？ l？ (r)] beauty? ['reɡj？ l？ r]

Adjective? Routine; Routine; Often; Routine; Neat; regular

Lexical collocation:

1, regular customers? Regular customers; regular customer

2. Check regularly.

3. Regular orders? power of attorney

4. Regular visits and frequent visits

Related examples:

He visits his parents regularly.

He visits his parents regularly.

We will keep in regular contact with them.

We will keep in regular contact with them.

We hold regular planning meetings.

We hold regular planning meetings.

He is a frequent visitor to her.

He is a frequent visitor to her home.

Extended data:

1, etymological explanation

65438+ entered English in the late 4th century, directly from reguler in ancient French; Regula, originally from Latin, means rule.

2. Usage of words

Regularity means that something happens at a certain interval, and this interval happens at a certain time. It can also mean that something is done according to its existing correct model, that is, "in line with principles, in line with rules, fair and appropriate."

Regular can also mean "uniform, neat", "normal, regular" and "continuous, habitual".

In spoken English, Regular can also mean "true, true and simple" and "beautiful and pleasant".

Regular is mainly used as an attribute in a sentence, and occasionally it can also be used as a predicative.