habituated

英 [həˈbɪtʃueɪtɪd]

美 [həˈbɪtʃueɪtɪd]

adj.  熟悉(某事)的; 习惯(于某事)的
v.  使自己习惯于
habituate的过去分词和过去式

过去式：habituated　过去分词：habituated　

COCA.43093

牛津词典

adj.

• 熟悉（某事）的；习惯（于某事）的
  familiar with sth because you have done it or experienced it often

柯林斯词典

• ADJ-GRADED （人）习惯于…的
  If you arehabituated tosomething, you have become used to it.
  1. People in the area are habituated to the idea of learning from the person above how to do the work...
     该地区的人们习惯于向上级学习如何工作。
  2. More people are habituated to cigarettes than to drugs or alcohol in this country.
     在这个国家，烟民比瘾君子或酒鬼要多。

双语例句

• The changes of efferent vestibular system neuron activity in Coriolis acceleration habituated guinea pigs
  Coriolis加速度刺激适应豚鼠前庭传出系统神经元活性的变化
• The realization that this is so can be uncomfortable if ones been habituated to the philosophical debate but it settles out and matures powerfully in time.
  习惯了哲学辩论的，可能一开始不适应这种方式，但慢慢会习惯。
• Over the centuries, these animals have become habituated to living in such a dry environment.
  经过几个世纪，这些动物已经习惯于生活在这样干燥的环境中。
• These camp robbers hae become habituated to campers as a food source.
  这些营地掠夺者已经惯于将野营者作为一种食物来源。
• The responsibility of command had habituated him to making quick decisions.
  指挥的职责使他习惯于当机立断。
• The city will not be benefited as much from changing law as it will be harmed "through being habituated to disobey the rulers."
  城市并不会因为变法而受益，就像习惯于，违抗统治者一样有害
• The "Chinese way of thinking" is simply a matter of being habituated to certain shared principles, concepts, beliefs, behaviours that have evolved over a long period of time.
  “中国式的思考”是一些共有的原则、信仰和行为的综合，这个综合体经过长时间的进化，为特定的人群所习惯，共享共存。
• She had become so dully habituated to married life.
  她已经习惯于婚后的生活了。
• Vast wealth has temptations which fatally and surely undermine the moral structure of persons not habituated to its possession.
  巨额财富的诱惑是致命的，足以攻破修炼不深者的道德防线。
• By the end of winter, he was habituated to cold.
  冬末之际，他已习惯于寒冷。