routine visit
collocation in Englishmeaningsofroutineandvisit
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routine
adjective
uk/ruːˈtiːn/us/ruːˈtiːn/
done as part of what usually happens, and not for any ...
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visit
noun[C]
uk/ˈvɪz.ɪt/us/ˈvɪz.ɪt/
an occasion when you visit a place ...
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(Definition ofroutineandvisitfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
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Their bodies were recovered next day during aroutinevisitby the leader of the expedition and flown home for necessary rituals.
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This visit followed a previousroutinevisitby registry officials.
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When he has a simple problem or pays aroutinevisit, he stays a short time.
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Each firm can expect aroutinevisitfrom the inspectors only once in every 14 years, and, even when caught, only one in every 1,000 firms is prosecuted each year.
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One is to give the magistrate the authority to issue the warrant if he thinks it is a proper case for aroutinevisit.
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There was a considerable difference in the estimates as to how often the inspector would make aroutinevisit.
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He had been making aroutinevisitto a training facility at the time.
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This apparentlyroutinevisitto the temple thus offered him his first spiritual experience as well.
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Where this was not the case, the dependent relative required routine visits from the carer several times a day, as well as unscheduled support at unpredictable times.
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The morning's work encompassed both routine visits and visits to patients who were more seriously ill, and it therefore offered sufficient scope for observing a range of skills in use.
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Encouragement and advice by physicians and other health professionals during routine visits are effective in promoting smoking cessation.
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The majority (437) were planned referrals to their clinical oncologist to prescribe a 'boost' or review endocrine treatment and 107 to their general practitioner for routine visits and employment certificates.
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Water authority inspectors on routine visits could identify the beginnings of an outbreak of disease.
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Such inspection normally involves two or three routine visits.
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Investigations following complaints showed a considerably higher proportion of underpayments than routine visits.
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There should be a development of antenatal classes, perhaps linked with routine visits to clinics.
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Routine visits to traders for the purpose of checking their returns are normally made by appointment: visits for other purposes may be made without appointment.
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Should we not relook at the possibility of more private spending on drugs, on routine visits to doctors, on accommodation, and on optional procedures?
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For this purpose, revised instructions have been issued, and routine visits have been spread out more evenly over the country.
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