ルーチン

るーちん
noun
routine; regular procedure
1. routine; regular procedure; habitual pattern
A fixed sequence of actions or activities performed regularly. Used for daily habits, work procedures, and athletic warm-up patterns.
毎朝(まいあさ)のルーチンをこなす。
Go through my morning routine.
仕事(しごと)のルーチンが()まると効率(こうりつ)()がる。
Once you establish a work routine, efficiency goes up.
あの選手(せんしゅ)試合前(しあいまえ)(かなら)(おな)じルーチンを(おこな)うことで()られている。
That athlete is known for always performing the same routine before a game.

USAGE:
ルーチン comes from English "routine" and is widely used in Japanese. It became especially popular through the concept of ルーティン (variant spelling) in sports and self-improvement contexts. Both spellings are common.

COMMON COLLOCATIONS:

  • ルーチンをこなす (to go through a routine)
  • ルーチン()する (to make something into a routine)
  • ルーチンワーク (routine work)
  • (あさ)のルーチン / モーニングルーチン (morning routine)

SIMILAR WORDS:

  • ルーチン / ルーティン: routine (both spellings are used)
  • 日課(にっか): daily task/routine (native Japanese word)
  • 習慣(しゅうかん): habit