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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 -
2 routine *** rou·tine
[ruː'tiːn]1. n(normal procedure) ordinaria amministrazione f, (study routine, work routine) ritmo di lavoro, Theatre numero, Comput sottoprogramma mdaily routine — routine f, tran tran m
2. adj(duties, work) abituale, (inspection, medical examination) periodico (-a), (questions) di prammatica -
3 everyday
['evrɪdeɪ]aggettivo [activity, routine] quotidiano; [life, clothes] di tutti i giorniin everyday use — [device, word] d'uso corrente
* * *1) (happening, done used etc daily: her everyday duties.) quotidiano2) (common or usual: an everyday event.) di tutti i giorni* * *everyday /ˈɛvrɪdeɪ/a.1 di ogni giorno; di tutti i giorni; quotidiano: an everyday occurrence, una cosa che succede tutti i giorni; everyday routine, routine quotidiana2 di tutti i giorni; comune; ordinario: everyday life, la vita di tutti i giorni; everyday shoes, le scarpe di tutti i giorni; everyday speech, la parlata comune; la lingua d'uso; It's an everyday thing!, è cosa di tutti i giorni!* * *['evrɪdeɪ]aggettivo [activity, routine] quotidiano; [life, clothes] di tutti i giorniin everyday use — [device, word] d'uso corrente
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4 mindless
['maɪndlɪs]2) [ work] ripetitivo, noioso3) (careless)mindless of — incurante di [ danger]
* * *adjective (stupid and senseless: mindless violence.) insensato* * *mindless /ˈmaɪndləs/a.1 insensato; irragionevole; sciocco; stupido2 incurante, noncurante, dimentico (di): to be mindless of one's duties, essere incurante dei propri doveri● mindless violence, violenza insensata □ the mindless forces of nature, le forze brute della natura □ to be mindless of danger, non far caso al (o essere incurante del) pericolomindlessly avv. mindlessness n. [u].* * *['maɪndlɪs]2) [ work] ripetitivo, noioso3) (careless)mindless of — incurante di [ danger]
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