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1 ♦ routine
♦ routine /ru:ˈti:n/A n.1 [uc] routine; procedura (usuale): to go back to the old routine, tornare alla solita routine; daily routine, il tran-tran quotidiano; a fixed routine, una procedura stabilita; parliamentary routine, la procedura parlamentare usuale; a matter of routine, un affare d'ordinaria amministrazione2 (comput.) routine; procedura3 [uc] (fam.) discorso stereotipato; tiritera: Don't give me that old routine!, non tirarmi fuori la solita tiritera!; She did her usual «I'm the victim here» routine, ha tirato fuori la solita canzone del «sono io qui la vittima»B a. attr.1 di routine; abituale; ordinario: routine duties, doveri (o compiti) abituali; routine tasks, operazioni di routine; (autom., mecc.) routine maintenance, manutenzione ordinaria; (med.) routine treatment, terapia ordinaria
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