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ha·bit·u·al
h bI chu l
habitually (adv.), habitualness (n.)
词根:habit
adv.habitually 习惯地;日常地
n.habit 习惯,习性;嗜好
habituation 习惯,熟习;[生理] 习惯化
habitude 习俗;习惯
habitus 习惯;体质;状态
vi.habituate 上瘾
vt.habit 使穿衣
habituate 使习惯于,使熟习于
adjective
regularly or repeatedly doing or practicing something or acting in some manner : having the nature of a habit : customary habitual behavior habitual drug use
habitual candor
regularly or repeatedly doing, practicing, or acting in some manner : doing something by force of habit a habitual liar
habitual drunkards
resorted to on a regular basis
our habitual diet
inherent in an individual
habitual grace
habitual abortion习惯性流产
habitual residence通常住址;惯常居所
这组词都有“通常的,惯常的”的意思,其区别是:
usual普通用词,概念广泛。指经常发生或意料中的事,既可指自然发生的现象,也可指按个人习惯或惯例而做的事。
habitual指按个人习惯反复发生的事情。侧重经常性、习惯性。
regular着重遵守约定俗成的规则。
conventional语气强,指遵守已成习惯的事情,强调符合惯例,由人们普遍认可。
customary指特定的个人或群体的平常习惯,或习俗性的行为。
以上来源于网络
"15世纪中期,“习惯的,属于固有倾向的”,源自中世纪拉丁语 habitualis “与习惯或服装有关的”,源自拉丁语 habitus “状态,外貌,服装”,最初是 habere “拥有,持有,拥有; 穿戴; 发现自己,处于; 考虑,思考,理由,心中有; 管理,保持”的过去分词,源自 PIE 词根 *ghabh- “给予或接受”。
see habit >entry 1
The first known use of habitual was in 1603
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habituateverb
to make used to something
habituateverb
to make used to something
habitualadjective
being or done by habit
habitual tardiness
doing or acting out of habit
habitual talkers
done, followed, or used often or regularly
took our habitual path
habitualadjective
being or done by habit
habitual tardiness
doing or acting out of habit
habitual talkers
done, followed, or used often or regularly
took our habitual path
habitualadjective
having the nature of a habit : being in accordance with habit
habitual smoking
doing, practicing, or acting in some manner by force of habit
habitual liars
1 We just have to have the courage to turn against our habitual lifestyle and engage in unconventional living.
2 They always take habitual tactics of standing facts on their heads and of a thief crying "stop thief".
他们经常使用颠倒是非、贼喊捉贼的伎俩。
3 But being a designer of quirky poetry, he took layers of light black fabrics for loose pants and added shiny patches, as if wet from falling rain, to the habitual long coats.
4 “People who are not habitual poetry readers happening to read things that are magical is one of the great happy accidents that can occur reading The New Yorker,” said Mr. Remnick.
5 Ex-Pothead Dear Ex-Pothead, What happens in that moment when after years of habitual use a person suddenly does not light up?
6 They are habitual visitors to our house.
他们是我家的常客。
7 He is a habitual criminal.
他是一个惯犯.
8 "I Think You Should Leave" is a habitual line-crosser, a virtuoso of a series that specializes in dialing up its jokes to unprecedented levels of, well, ridiculous.
9 The best sections take advantage of the habitual softness by emphasizing it, as in a late, silent sequence of slow and sensual beauty, so abstract and enigmatic that it almost seems out of place.
10 The most telling detail about the current state of TV drama is that, within living memory, it used to be habitual for the Brits to patronise American television fiction.
11 To be American is to be more or less made up out of cultural spare parts, organized by habitual emotions.
12 She also burned her character’s habitual cellphone salutation — “Saga Norén, Länskrim Malmö,” identifying herself as a member of the Malmo criminal investigation division — into the brains of TV viewers in 160 countries.
13 Travel there had just become habitual.
去那旅游已经变成习惯性了。
14 Also, over time some religious beliefs can create habitual thought patterns that actually alter brain function, making it difficult for people to heal or grow.
15 The story described Stringfellow’s womanizing behavior over the years as habitual and well known — though often dismissed as something akin to locker room banter.
16 At my Chen guang ning, Look, use the habitual way, would be very difficult.
在我陈广宁, 看起来, 用习惯的办法, 就会十分困难.
17 Set against a Bogotá of endless drizzle and darkness, Vásquez's habitual intellectual vigour is underscored by a stunning emotional intensity.
18 A habitual early riser, she began to sleep late.
19 While occasionally eating something pleasurable to relieve stress will not cause obesity, she reasons, "habitual relief of life's discomforts using this means inevitably leads to obesity".
20 But as taxing as his habitual silence could be, there were certain things I had come to value and was not willing to give up.
1 习惯
used frequent chronic wont accustomed wonted assuetude use way law practice rule custom manner trick habit usage groove observance attunement habituation manners habitude convenance consuetude acclimatise season train accustom habituate get the feel of get used to regular given consuetudinary mode rite knack praxis habitus shibboleth usance conventional ritual seasoned wontedness order mannerism comportment conventionality
2 习惯性
3 惯常的
chronic accustomed usual frequent ritual inevitable steady regular wont wonted unwritten pro forma systematic old customary
4 通常的
regular usual accustomed general common routine ordinary average stock wonted normal everyday customary conventional informal regulation
6 通常
regular usual accustomed usually currently generally normally commonly ordinarily familiarly as a general thing as a rule as a general rule in a general way general common routine ordinary habitually in general for the most part normal everyday mostly average customary go to school one with another conventional informal often wonted south regulation even so
7 平常的
usual everyday ordinary accustomed unimpressive russet quotidian unexceptional bog standard not so hot simple common natural normal regular familiar plain conventional orthodox trivial tepid well-worn humdrum hackneyed hackney wonted
8 习惯性的
big stock prescriptive grooved professional obligatory regular chronic automatic inveterate manneristic
10 典型
average normal classic representative typical prime characteristic vintage reflective customary archetypal emblematic true-blue par excellence echt typically ne plus ultra type study model example archetype embodiment epitome exemplar personification poster child writ large
11 与生俱来的
12 习以为常的
13 上瘾的
14 惯常
chronic accustomed regularity usual frequent ritual inevitable usually habitually systematic wont use old steady customary wonted wontedness dailiness
15 习惯的
used frequent chronic wont accustomed wonted regular given consuetudinary conventional ritual seasoned
19 典型的
average normal classic representative typical prime characteristic vintage reflective customary archetypal emblematic true-blue par excellence echt
20 平常
simple common natural normal regular familiar usual everyday plain ordinary conventional orthodox trivial tepid well-worn humdrum hackneyed hackney unexceptional wonted
21 惯例
ordinary conventional customary prescriptive use bit law code rule custom institution routine convention precedent rut rubric conventionality conventionalism convenance the beaten path the general thing traditional usual unwritten consuetudinary book form order practice trade institute tradition formula usage ceremony groove rite observance formality usance consuetude
23 讨厌
blinking goddam little evil stupid damn horrible darn dreadful troublesome pesky lousy flaming objectionable cursed tiresome ghastly diabolical dashed distasteful disagreeable ruddy yucky beastly unenviable unwholesome unsavoury damnable confounded perishing unedifying doggone ill disgustingly yuck drat botheration tarnation hate detest be sick of the sight of hate sick of the sight of have no time for not have much time for
24 讨厌的
little evil stupid damn horrible darn dreadful troublesome pesky lousy flaming objectionable cursed tiresome ghastly diabolical dashed distasteful disagreeable ruddy yucky beastly unenviable unwholesome unsavoury damnable confounded perishing unedifying doggone
25 积重难返
26 定期的