Definition of routinely in English:

routinely

adverb ruːˈtiːnliruˈtinli

1As part of a regular procedure rather than for a special reason.
large-scale producers routinely vaccinate their birds against the disease
Example sentencesExamples
- Doctors routinely check kids for scoliosis during regular physical exams.
- The calculation would be based on age, sex, weight, and standard laboratory tests that all such hospitals would routinely perform.
- Routinely weighing and measuring children is unencumbered by evidence of benefit.
- Many companies routinely require credit reports from job applicants.
- Make sure that the school is routinely treated by a pest control company, and that it's completely smoke-free.
- Doctors routinely put antibiotic drops or ointment in newborns' eyes to prevent conjunctivitis caused by gonorrhoea bacteria.
- All children in the United States are routinely vaccinated against hepatitis B at birth.
- Men middle-aged and older routinely get blood tests for prostate-specific antigen to screen for prostate cancer.
- Diamorphine is routinely used to treat cancer patients, as well as individuals suffering from heart problems.
- Shared toys should be routinely cleaned with a disinfectant because the virus can live on these objects for days.
1. 1.1 Frequently and without proper consideration of the consequences.
  owners routinely flout local laws about restraining and picking up after their pets
  Example sentencesExamples
  Prostitutes who work outdoors routinely confront clients who are verbally, sexually, and physically violent towards them.
  Lessons drawn from animal models are routinely dismissed as 'rat psychology'.
  As documented in my earlier-cited works, there exists an elaborate Orwellian language for routinely dealing with unwanted dates.
  People routinely call the company wanting to take milk on vacation or ship ice cream to faraway relatives.
  Consumers with discretionary income routinely spend billions of dollars on e-toys, gambling, miracle cures, and other 'must haves'.
  It is routinely assumed that no leakage occurred.
  Half said they skip lunch routinely to get their work done.
  Defence lawyers routinely accuse victims who failed to make 'vigorous enough' protests, as in fact having consented.
  The law on underage drinking is broken routinely, with few prosecutions.
  Policemen and security officers routinely beat those sleeping on the streets.

Definition of routinely in US English:

routinely

adverbruˈtinliro͞oˈtēnlē

1As part of a regular procedure rather than for a special reason.
large-scale producers routinely vaccinate their birds against the disease
Example sentencesExamples
- Men middle-aged and older routinely get blood tests for prostate-specific antigen to screen for prostate cancer.
- Routinely weighing and measuring children is unencumbered by evidence of benefit.
- Many companies routinely require credit reports from job applicants.
- Doctors routinely check kids for scoliosis during regular physical exams.
- Shared toys should be routinely cleaned with a disinfectant because the virus can live on these objects for days.
- Diamorphine is routinely used to treat cancer patients, as well as individuals suffering from heart problems.
- Make sure that the school is routinely treated by a pest control company, and that it's completely smoke-free.
- All children in the United States are routinely vaccinated against hepatitis B at birth.
- The calculation would be based on age, sex, weight, and standard laboratory tests that all such hospitals would routinely perform.
- Doctors routinely put antibiotic drops or ointment in newborns' eyes to prevent conjunctivitis caused by gonorrhoea bacteria.
1. 1.1 Frequently and without proper consideration of the consequences.
  owners routinely flout local laws about restraining and picking up after their pets
  Example sentencesExamples
  Lessons drawn from animal models are routinely dismissed as 'rat psychology'.
  It is routinely assumed that no leakage occurred.
  Policemen and security officers routinely beat those sleeping on the streets.
  As documented in my earlier-cited works, there exists an elaborate Orwellian language for routinely dealing with unwanted dates.
  Half said they skip lunch routinely to get their work done.
  The law on underage drinking is broken routinely, with few prosecutions.
  People routinely call the company wanting to take milk on vacation or ship ice cream to faraway relatives.
  Prostitutes who work outdoors routinely confront clients who are verbally, sexually, and physically violent towards them.
  Consumers with discretionary income routinely spend billions of dollars on e-toys, gambling, miracle cures, and other 'must haves'.
  Defence lawyers routinely accuse victims who failed to make 'vigorous enough' protests, as in fact having consented.

单词	routinely
释义	Definition of routinely in English: routinely adverb ruːˈtiːnliruˈtinli 1As part of a regular procedure rather than for a special reason. large-scale producers routinely vaccinate their birds against the disease Example sentencesExamples Doctors routinely check kids for scoliosis during regular physical exams. The calculation would be based on age, sex, weight, and standard laboratory tests that all such hospitals would routinely perform. Routinely weighing and measuring children is unencumbered by evidence of benefit. Many companies routinely require credit reports from job applicants. Make sure that the school is routinely treated by a pest control company, and that it's completely smoke-free. Doctors routinely put antibiotic drops or ointment in newborns' eyes to prevent conjunctivitis caused by gonorrhoea bacteria. All children in the United States are routinely vaccinated against hepatitis B at birth. Men middle-aged and older routinely get blood tests for prostate-specific antigen to screen for prostate cancer. Diamorphine is routinely used to treat cancer patients, as well as individuals suffering from heart problems. Shared toys should be routinely cleaned with a disinfectant because the virus can live on these objects for days. 1.1 Frequently and without proper consideration of the consequences. owners routinely flout local laws about restraining and picking up after their pets Example sentencesExamples Prostitutes who work outdoors routinely confront clients who are verbally, sexually, and physically violent towards them. Lessons drawn from animal models are routinely dismissed as 'rat psychology'. As documented in my earlier-cited works, there exists an elaborate Orwellian language for routinely dealing with unwanted dates. People routinely call the company wanting to take milk on vacation or ship ice cream to faraway relatives. Consumers with discretionary income routinely spend billions of dollars on e-toys, gambling, miracle cures, and other 'must haves'. It is routinely assumed that no leakage occurred. Half said they skip lunch routinely to get their work done. Defence lawyers routinely accuse victims who failed to make 'vigorous enough' protests, as in fact having consented. The law on underage drinking is broken routinely, with few prosecutions. Policemen and security officers routinely beat those sleeping on the streets. Definition of routinely in US English: routinely adverbruˈtinliro͞oˈtēnlē 1As part of a regular procedure rather than for a special reason. large-scale producers routinely vaccinate their birds against the disease Example sentencesExamples Men middle-aged and older routinely get blood tests for prostate-specific antigen to screen for prostate cancer. Routinely weighing and measuring children is unencumbered by evidence of benefit. Many companies routinely require credit reports from job applicants. Doctors routinely check kids for scoliosis during regular physical exams. Shared toys should be routinely cleaned with a disinfectant because the virus can live on these objects for days. Diamorphine is routinely used to treat cancer patients, as well as individuals suffering from heart problems. Make sure that the school is routinely treated by a pest control company, and that it's completely smoke-free. All children in the United States are routinely vaccinated against hepatitis B at birth. The calculation would be based on age, sex, weight, and standard laboratory tests that all such hospitals would routinely perform. Doctors routinely put antibiotic drops or ointment in newborns' eyes to prevent conjunctivitis caused by gonorrhoea bacteria. 1.1 Frequently and without proper consideration of the consequences. owners routinely flout local laws about restraining and picking up after their pets Example sentencesExamples Lessons drawn from animal models are routinely dismissed as 'rat psychology'. It is routinely assumed that no leakage occurred. Policemen and security officers routinely beat those sleeping on the streets. As documented in my earlier-cited works, there exists an elaborate Orwellian language for routinely dealing with unwanted dates. Half said they skip lunch routinely to get their work done. The law on underage drinking is broken routinely, with few prosecutions. People routinely call the company wanting to take milk on vacation or ship ice cream to faraway relatives. Prostitutes who work outdoors routinely confront clients who are verbally, sexually, and physically violent towards them. Consumers with discretionary income routinely spend billions of dollars on e-toys, gambling, miracle cures, and other 'must haves'. Defence lawyers routinely accuse victims who failed to make 'vigorous enough' protests, as in fact having consented.
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