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routine

in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

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English
Italian
Italian

I. routine [Brit ruːˈtiːn, Am ruˈtin] N

1. routine (regular procedure):

routine
routine f (of di)
the daily routine
la routine quotidiana
office routine
government routine
to establish a routine (at work)
as a matter of routine

2. routine (drudgery):

routine
routine f (of di)
it would be a break from routine

3. routine (act):

routine MUS, THEAT
a song and dance routine

4. routine (obvious act):

routine inf, pej
routine inf, pej
don't give me that routine!

5. routine COMPUT:

routine
routine f
input, main routine

6. routine (sequence of exercises):

routine

II. routine [Brit ruːˈtiːn, Am ruˈtin] ADJ

1. routine (normal):

routine check, enquiry, matter, mission
di routine
it's fairly routine
routine procedure

2. routine (uninspiring):

routine task
routine lifestyle, performance

interface routine [ˌɪntəfeɪsruːˈtiːn] N COMPUT

interface routine
routine f di interfaccia
warm-up before n exercise, routine
aerobics before n class, routine
slapstick before n routine
unvarying routine
unvaried routine
dreary life, routine
Italian
Italian
English
English
routine
routine
routine
routine quotidiana
daily routine
routine work, cheque
it would be a break from routine
routine
routine
input, main routine
routine di interfaccia
interface routine

in the PONS Dictionary

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English
Italian
Italian

I. routine [ru:·ˈti:n] N

1. routine a. COMPUT:

routine
routine f inv
he went into his usual routine inf

2. routine of dancer:

routine

II. routine [ru:·ˈti:n] ADJ

1. routine (regular):

routine
routine inspection
di routine
routine medical case

2. routine (uninspiring):

routine

packing routine N COMPUT

packing routine
routine f di compressione
Italian
Italian
English
English
routine
the same old daily routine

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