regimen
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˈrɛdʒəmən/ · UK /ˈredʒɪmən/
regimen means: A regular plan of treatment, exercise, or eating intended to improve your health.
noun
A regular plan of treatment, exercise, or eating intended to improve your health.
- She follows a daily exercise regimen.
- The doctor changed his treatment regimen.
- This skin care regimen takes only ten minutes.
An organized system for governing people or managing their affairs.
- The kingdom adopted a new regimen.
- The historian described the city’s political regimen.
- A strict regimen governed every aspect of public life.
A word or phrase naming what a verb or preposition acts on or relates to.
- The noun serves as the regimen of the verb.
- This grammar calls the object a regimen.
- Identify the regimen of the preposition in this sentence.
A relationship in which one word determines another word’s grammatical form.
- The preposition’s regimen requires a particular case.
- This chapter discusses grammatical regimen.
- The verb determines the regimen of the dependent noun.
Questions about regimen
What does regimen mean?
A regular plan of treatment, exercise, or eating intended to improve your health.
What is regimen in other languages?
Türkçe: düzen · Español: régimen · Français: régime · Deutsch: Behandlungsplan · Italiano: regime · 日本語: 療法
How do you pronounce regimen?
In American English /ˈrɛdʒəmən/; in British English /ˈredʒɪmən/.
How do you use regimen in a sentence?
She follows a daily exercise regimen. The doctor changed his treatment regimen.
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