rutina (spanish) - meaning, definition, translation, pronunciation

Part of Speech: Noun

Phonetic Transcription (IPA): /ruˈtina/

Meanings and Usage: - Meanings: "Rutina" translates to "routine" in English. It refers to a sequence of actions regularly followed or a fixed program. It can also refer to a series of tasks or activities that are done in a specific order on a regular basis.

• Usage: "Rutina" is a commonly used term in Spanish, both in oral and written contexts. It is frequently used to describe daily routines, work routines, exercise routines, etc.

Verb Forms: As "rutina" is a noun, it does not have verb forms.

Examples: 1. Voy a cambiar mi rutina de ejercicios esta semana.
Translation: "I am going to change my exercise routine this week."

1. Mi rutina diaria incluye desayunar, hacer ejercicio y leer un libro.
   Translation: "My daily routine includes having breakfast, exercising, and reading a book."

Idiomatic Expressions: - Salir de la rutina
- Meaning: To break the routine or do something different from the usual. - Example: Hoy quiero salir de la rutina y probar un restaurante nuevo.
Translation: "Today I want to break the routine and try a new restaurant."

• Romper la rutina
• Meaning: To disrupt the routine or do something out of the ordinary.

• Example: Necesito romper la rutina, ¿tienes alguna idea de qué hacer este fin de semana?
  Translation: "I need to break the routine, do you have any idea of what to do this weekend?"

• Caer en la rutina

• Meaning: To fall into a routine, to become trapped in a monotonous cycle.
• Example: Me sentía atrapado en mi trabajo, había caído en la rutina.
  Translation: "I felt trapped in my job, I had fallen into the routine."

Etymology: The word "rutina" comes from the Latin word "rutina" which means "practice, custom, usage."

Synonyms and Antonyms: - Synonyms: hábito (habit), costumbre (custom), procedimiento (procedure), repetición (repetition) - Antonyms: cambio (change), variación (variation), novedad (novelty), improvisación (improvisation)