Definition of regularly in English:

regularly

adverb ˈrɛɡjələliˈrɛɡjələrli

1With a constant or definite pattern, especially with the same space between individual items.
regularly spaced buildings
leaves arranged regularly along the stem
Example sentencesExamples
- The sole clearly shows the regularly spaced, parallel tool marks of a powered rotary planer.
- The skeletons were arranged regularly in radial rows.
- Place the pecan pieces regularly across the surface, to make the pie easier to cut later.
- Like a network of interconnecting cubes, the crystalline lattice is composed of regularly arranged subunits.
- The quarry produces stones of considerable size which are easily detached, the strata being regularly disposed one above the other.
- The plane of best focus is determined at a number of grid positions regularly distributed across the scan area.
- In each tray, the 104 seeds were regularly spaced 3 cm apart.
- This is a solid in which the atoms are not regularly arrayed as they are in a crystal, but are more jumbled.
- The roughly triangular holes are regularly arranged in a matrix.
- For a successful lighting scheme the ceiling should look similar to a grid system with lighting placed regularly on the surface.
2At uniform intervals of time.
the reunion has taken place regularly every two years
Example sentencesExamples
- The survey instrument was then shared with attendees at a regularly scheduled faculty meeting.
- Monitoring results must be submitted regularly to OEPA.
- The soil should be tested regularly to determine these nutrient levels.
- Oil lubrication of the gear boxes is essential; bearings and seals should be checked regularly.
- They are a group of young people aged between 17-40 who meet regularly for activities.
- Scum and/or sludge could build up and be carried to the drainfield if the tank is not pumped regularly.
- The employee's performance should be reviewed regularly.
- The ponies need to be wormed and monitored regularly.
- Then use any remaining doses for that day at regularly spaced intervals.
- Set your browser to regularly delete cookies.
1. 2.1 Frequently.
  make a point of regularly consulting the noticeboard
  a regularly updated news page
  Example sentencesExamples
  The highest ratings came from students who attended class most regularly.
  The RSPCA is regularly requested to attend animals in danger from rising floodwaters.
  On-campus online students could and did regularly stop by to ask questions of the instructor.
  Be sure to visit the site regularly since new things are being added all the time.
  Plant breeders are continually looking to very old varieties of crops to find genes with resistance against the new diseases that regularly appear.
  The chaplain at St Georges Church lays to rest the bodies of WW1 soldiers that are still regularly unearthed.
  The Qualitative Risk Assessment is updated regularly.
  People who work outdoors and use DEET regularly should be aware of the possibility of a reaction if DEET products are overused.
  The great majority use computers for a variety of business functions and use the Internet and e-mail regularly.
  Regularly communicate with families using their preferred language.
3On a habitual basis; usually.
the person who regularly cuts your hair
Example sentencesExamples
- My mad noisy neighbour regularly stands in her kitchen hailing her grandaughter as though she's already moved to Australia.
- He regularly goes to the famous Borough food market.
- You should inform your doctor if you regularly take garlic supplements or consume raw garlic.
- Knee pain is the most common complaint by people who run, jog, cycle, or weight train regularly.
- Instructors regularly ask students on the first day to indicate how many "really want to be here?"
- As he regularly reminds me, the most important job on a farm is the one that is not getting done!
- He lost a few pounds, which inspired him to start exercising regularly.
- My aerobic capacity also changed from doing breathing exercises regularly.
- My six-year-old niece regularly stands in front of the mirror, pretending she's a singer.
- We aim to build a base of customers who shop regularly at farmers markets.
4Grammar
In a way that follows the normal pattern of inflection.
a regularly inflected plural noun
Example sentencesExamples
- The second type of participle, the past participle, is a little more complicated, since not all verbs form the past tense regularly.
- "Activities Center" is a compound with a regularly inflected plural as the first of its two elements.
- Children have an innate understanding of a key feature of how noun-noun compounds are formed in English: they know that regularly inflected plurals cannot occur as the first (non-head) component of a compound, though irregular plurals can.
- A few weeks ago I posted about some data that I gathered on a linguistic field trip: a nice clear case of an endocentric noun-noun compound with regularly inflected plural non-head.
- In noun compounds in English, the modifying noun may be singular (mouse-eater) or an irregularly inflected plural (mice-eater), but regularly inflected plurals are dispreferred (* rats-eater).

Definition of regularly in US English:

regularly

adverbˈreɡyələrlēˈrɛɡjələrli

1With a constant or definite pattern, especially with the same space between individual items.
regularly spaced buildings
leaves arranged regularly along the stem
Example sentencesExamples
- The skeletons were arranged regularly in radial rows.
- The roughly triangular holes are regularly arranged in a matrix.
- The sole clearly shows the regularly spaced, parallel tool marks of a powered rotary planer.
- This is a solid in which the atoms are not regularly arrayed as they are in a crystal, but are more jumbled.
- The plane of best focus is determined at a number of grid positions regularly distributed across the scan area.
- The quarry produces stones of considerable size which are easily detached, the strata being regularly disposed one above the other.
- Like a network of interconnecting cubes, the crystalline lattice is composed of regularly arranged subunits.
- For a successful lighting scheme the ceiling should look similar to a grid system with lighting placed regularly on the surface.
- Place the pecan pieces regularly across the surface, to make the pie easier to cut later.
- In each tray, the 104 seeds were regularly spaced 3 cm apart.
2At uniform intervals of time.
the reunion has taken place regularly every two years
Example sentencesExamples
- Monitoring results must be submitted regularly to OEPA.
- They are a group of young people aged between 17-40 who meet regularly for activities.
- Set your browser to regularly delete cookies.
- Oil lubrication of the gear boxes is essential; bearings and seals should be checked regularly.
- The ponies need to be wormed and monitored regularly.
- The survey instrument was then shared with attendees at a regularly scheduled faculty meeting.
- Then use any remaining doses for that day at regularly spaced intervals.
- The soil should be tested regularly to determine these nutrient levels.
- The employee's performance should be reviewed regularly.
- Scum and/or sludge could build up and be carried to the drainfield if the tank is not pumped regularly.
1. 2.1 Frequently.
  make a point of regularly consulting the noticeboard
  a regularly updated news page
  Example sentencesExamples
  The RSPCA is regularly requested to attend animals in danger from rising floodwaters.
  The chaplain at St Georges Church lays to rest the bodies of WW1 soldiers that are still regularly unearthed.
  The Qualitative Risk Assessment is updated regularly.
  The great majority use computers for a variety of business functions and use the Internet and e-mail regularly.
  Be sure to visit the site regularly since new things are being added all the time.
  The highest ratings came from students who attended class most regularly.
  On-campus online students could and did regularly stop by to ask questions of the instructor.
  Plant breeders are continually looking to very old varieties of crops to find genes with resistance against the new diseases that regularly appear.
  Regularly communicate with families using their preferred language.
  People who work outdoors and use DEET regularly should be aware of the possibility of a reaction if DEET products are overused.
3On a habitual basis; usually.
the person who regularly cuts your hair
Example sentencesExamples
- He regularly goes to the famous Borough food market.
- As he regularly reminds me, the most important job on a farm is the one that is not getting done!
- My aerobic capacity also changed from doing breathing exercises regularly.
- We aim to build a base of customers who shop regularly at farmers markets.
- My mad noisy neighbour regularly stands in her kitchen hailing her grandaughter as though she's already moved to Australia.
- He lost a few pounds, which inspired him to start exercising regularly.
- My six-year-old niece regularly stands in front of the mirror, pretending she's a singer.
- Instructors regularly ask students on the first day to indicate how many "really want to be here?"
- You should inform your doctor if you regularly take garlic supplements or consume raw garlic.
- Knee pain is the most common complaint by people who run, jog, cycle, or weight train regularly.
4Grammar
In a way that follows the normal pattern of inflection.
a regularly inflected plural noun
Example sentencesExamples
- The second type of participle, the past participle, is a little more complicated, since not all verbs form the past tense regularly.
- Children have an innate understanding of a key feature of how noun-noun compounds are formed in English: they know that regularly inflected plurals cannot occur as the first (non-head) component of a compound, though irregular plurals can.
- In noun compounds in English, the modifying noun may be singular (mouse-eater) or an irregularly inflected plural (mice-eater), but regularly inflected plurals are dispreferred (* rats-eater).
- A few weeks ago I posted about some data that I gathered on a linguistic field trip: a nice clear case of an endocentric noun-noun compound with regularly inflected plural non-head.
- "Activities Center" is a compound with a regularly inflected plural as the first of its two elements.

单词	regularly
释义	Definition of regularly in English: regularly adverb ˈrɛɡjələliˈrɛɡjələrli 1With a constant or definite pattern, especially with the same space between individual items. regularly spaced buildings leaves arranged regularly along the stem Example sentencesExamples The sole clearly shows the regularly spaced, parallel tool marks of a powered rotary planer. The skeletons were arranged regularly in radial rows. Place the pecan pieces regularly across the surface, to make the pie easier to cut later. Like a network of interconnecting cubes, the crystalline lattice is composed of regularly arranged subunits. The quarry produces stones of considerable size which are easily detached, the strata being regularly disposed one above the other. The plane of best focus is determined at a number of grid positions regularly distributed across the scan area. In each tray, the 104 seeds were regularly spaced 3 cm apart. This is a solid in which the atoms are not regularly arrayed as they are in a crystal, but are more jumbled. The roughly triangular holes are regularly arranged in a matrix. For a successful lighting scheme the ceiling should look similar to a grid system with lighting placed regularly on the surface. 2At uniform intervals of time. the reunion has taken place regularly every two years Example sentencesExamples The survey instrument was then shared with attendees at a regularly scheduled faculty meeting. Monitoring results must be submitted regularly to OEPA. The soil should be tested regularly to determine these nutrient levels. Oil lubrication of the gear boxes is essential; bearings and seals should be checked regularly. They are a group of young people aged between 17-40 who meet regularly for activities. Scum and/or sludge could build up and be carried to the drainfield if the tank is not pumped regularly. The employee's performance should be reviewed regularly. The ponies need to be wormed and monitored regularly. Then use any remaining doses for that day at regularly spaced intervals. Set your browser to regularly delete cookies. 2.1 Frequently. make a point of regularly consulting the noticeboard a regularly updated news page Example sentencesExamples The highest ratings came from students who attended class most regularly. The RSPCA is regularly requested to attend animals in danger from rising floodwaters. On-campus online students could and did regularly stop by to ask questions of the instructor. Be sure to visit the site regularly since new things are being added all the time. Plant breeders are continually looking to very old varieties of crops to find genes with resistance against the new diseases that regularly appear. The chaplain at St Georges Church lays to rest the bodies of WW1 soldiers that are still regularly unearthed. The Qualitative Risk Assessment is updated regularly. People who work outdoors and use DEET regularly should be aware of the possibility of a reaction if DEET products are overused. The great majority use computers for a variety of business functions and use the Internet and e-mail regularly. Regularly communicate with families using their preferred language. 3On a habitual basis; usually. the person who regularly cuts your hair Example sentencesExamples My mad noisy neighbour regularly stands in her kitchen hailing her grandaughter as though she's already moved to Australia. He regularly goes to the famous Borough food market. You should inform your doctor if you regularly take garlic supplements or consume raw garlic. Knee pain is the most common complaint by people who run, jog, cycle, or weight train regularly. Instructors regularly ask students on the first day to indicate how many "really want to be here?" As he regularly reminds me, the most important job on a farm is the one that is not getting done! He lost a few pounds, which inspired him to start exercising regularly. My aerobic capacity also changed from doing breathing exercises regularly. My six-year-old niece regularly stands in front of the mirror, pretending she's a singer. We aim to build a base of customers who shop regularly at farmers markets. 4Grammar In a way that follows the normal pattern of inflection. a regularly inflected plural noun Example sentencesExamples The second type of participle, the past participle, is a little more complicated, since not all verbs form the past tense regularly. "Activities Center" is a compound with a regularly inflected plural as the first of its two elements. Children have an innate understanding of a key feature of how noun-noun compounds are formed in English: they know that regularly inflected plurals cannot occur as the first (non-head) component of a compound, though irregular plurals can. A few weeks ago I posted about some data that I gathered on a linguistic field trip: a nice clear case of an endocentric noun-noun compound with regularly inflected plural non-head. In noun compounds in English, the modifying noun may be singular (mouse-eater) or an irregularly inflected plural (mice-eater), but regularly inflected plurals are dispreferred ( rats-eater).* Definition of regularly in US English: regularly adverbˈreɡyələrlēˈrɛɡjələrli 1With a constant or definite pattern, especially with the same space between individual items. regularly spaced buildings leaves arranged regularly along the stem Example sentencesExamples The skeletons were arranged regularly in radial rows. The roughly triangular holes are regularly arranged in a matrix. The sole clearly shows the regularly spaced, parallel tool marks of a powered rotary planer. This is a solid in which the atoms are not regularly arrayed as they are in a crystal, but are more jumbled. The plane of best focus is determined at a number of grid positions regularly distributed across the scan area. The quarry produces stones of considerable size which are easily detached, the strata being regularly disposed one above the other. Like a network of interconnecting cubes, the crystalline lattice is composed of regularly arranged subunits. For a successful lighting scheme the ceiling should look similar to a grid system with lighting placed regularly on the surface. Place the pecan pieces regularly across the surface, to make the pie easier to cut later. In each tray, the 104 seeds were regularly spaced 3 cm apart. 2At uniform intervals of time. the reunion has taken place regularly every two years Example sentencesExamples Monitoring results must be submitted regularly to OEPA. They are a group of young people aged between 17-40 who meet regularly for activities. Set your browser to regularly delete cookies. Oil lubrication of the gear boxes is essential; bearings and seals should be checked regularly. The ponies need to be wormed and monitored regularly. The survey instrument was then shared with attendees at a regularly scheduled faculty meeting. Then use any remaining doses for that day at regularly spaced intervals. The soil should be tested regularly to determine these nutrient levels. The employee's performance should be reviewed regularly. Scum and/or sludge could build up and be carried to the drainfield if the tank is not pumped regularly. 2.1 Frequently. make a point of regularly consulting the noticeboard a regularly updated news page Example sentencesExamples The RSPCA is regularly requested to attend animals in danger from rising floodwaters. The chaplain at St Georges Church lays to rest the bodies of WW1 soldiers that are still regularly unearthed. The Qualitative Risk Assessment is updated regularly. The great majority use computers for a variety of business functions and use the Internet and e-mail regularly. Be sure to visit the site regularly since new things are being added all the time. The highest ratings came from students who attended class most regularly. On-campus online students could and did regularly stop by to ask questions of the instructor. Plant breeders are continually looking to very old varieties of crops to find genes with resistance against the new diseases that regularly appear. Regularly communicate with families using their preferred language. People who work outdoors and use DEET regularly should be aware of the possibility of a reaction if DEET products are overused. 3On a habitual basis; usually. the person who regularly cuts your hair Example sentencesExamples He regularly goes to the famous Borough food market. As he regularly reminds me, the most important job on a farm is the one that is not getting done! My aerobic capacity also changed from doing breathing exercises regularly. We aim to build a base of customers who shop regularly at farmers markets. My mad noisy neighbour regularly stands in her kitchen hailing her grandaughter as though she's already moved to Australia. He lost a few pounds, which inspired him to start exercising regularly. My six-year-old niece regularly stands in front of the mirror, pretending she's a singer. Instructors regularly ask students on the first day to indicate how many "really want to be here?" You should inform your doctor if you regularly take garlic supplements or consume raw garlic. Knee pain is the most common complaint by people who run, jog, cycle, or weight train regularly. 4Grammar In a way that follows the normal pattern of inflection. a regularly inflected plural noun Example sentencesExamples The second type of participle, the past participle, is a little more complicated, since not all verbs form the past tense regularly. Children have an innate understanding of a key feature of how noun-noun compounds are formed in English: they know that regularly inflected plurals cannot occur as the first (non-head) component of a compound, though irregular plurals can. In noun compounds in English, the modifying noun may be singular (mouse-eater) or an irregularly inflected plural (mice-eater), but regularly inflected plurals are dispreferred ( rats-eater).* A few weeks ago I posted about some data that I gathered on a linguistic field trip: a nice clear case of an endocentric noun-noun compound with regularly inflected plural non-head. "Activities Center" is a compound with a regularly inflected plural as the first of its two elements.
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