habit v slovarju Oxford Spanish Dictionary

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habit [am. angl. ˈhæbət, brit. angl. ˈhabɪt] SAM.

1.1. habit C:

habit (usual piece of behavior)

costumbre ž. spol

habit (usual piece of behavior)

hábito m. spol

habit (bad)

vicio m. spol

habit (bad)

mala costumbre ž. spol

habit (bad)

mal hábito m. spol

to have revolting habits

tener muy malos modales

eating habits

hábitos alimenticios

as was her habit

como tenía por costumbre

to fall into bad habits

adquirir malas costumbres

to break or cure a habit

perder or quitarse una (mala) costumbre

his habit of always interrupting

su (mala) costumbre de interrumpir todo el tiempo

to be in the habit of -ing

acostumbrar +  infin

to be in the habit of -ing

tener por costumbre +  infin

to make a habit of -ing

adoptar la costumbre de +  infin

don't make a habit of it

que no se repita

to have a habit of -ing

tener la manía de +  infin

to get sb into the habit of -ing

acostumbrar a alguien a  +  infin

to get oneself into the habit of -ing

acostumbrarse a +  infin

to get sb/oneself out of the habit of -ing

quitarle a alguien/quitarse la costumbre de +  infin

1.2. habit U (customary behavior):

habit

costumbre ž. spol

force of habit

fuerza ž. spol de la costumbre

out of sheer habit

por pura costumbre

1.3. habit U (dependence on nicotine, drugs):

the habit pog.

el vicio

to break or kick the habit

dejar el vicio

he now has a $100-a-day habit

ahora el vicio le cuesta 100 dólares diarios

to be off the habit am. angl. pog.

haber dejado la droga

2. habit C MODA:

habit

hábito m. spol

a monk's/nun's habit

un hábito de monje/monja

habit-forming [am. angl. ˈhæbət ˌfɔrmɪŋ, brit. angl. ˈhabɪtfɔːmɪŋ] PRID.

habit-forming drug:

habit-forming

que crea hábito

habit-forming

que crea dependencia

Individual translation pairs

infallible habit/tendency

indefectible

to instill sth in/into sb habit/idea/attitude

inculcarle algo a alguien

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Individual translation pairs

puede producir acostumbramiento

it can be habit-forming

drogodelincuente

drug addict who finances his/her habit by crime

por inercia (por rutina)

out of habit

resabiado (resabiada)

which has acquired a particular habit

deshabituarse

to get out of the habit

deshabituarse a + infinit.

to get out of the habit of -ing

me deshabitúo muy rápido a levantarme temprano

I soon get out of the habit of getting up early

hábito

habit

el tabaco crea hábito

smoking is addictive o habit-forming

adquirir el hábito de + infinit.

to get into the habit of -ing

adquirió el hábito de ir a correr por las mañanas

she got into the habit of (going) running every morning

(tener el hábito de + infinit.) tiene el hábito de dormir la siesta

she is in the habit of having a nap in the afternoon

hábito

habit

habit v slovarju PONS

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habit [ˈhæbɪt] SAM.

1. habit (customary practice):

habit

hábito m. spol

habit

costumbre ž. spol

to be in the habit of doing sth

tener por costumbre hacer algo

by sheer force of habit

por pura costumbre

to do sth out of habit

hacer algo por costumbre

to get into the habit (of doing sth)

acostumbrarse (a hacer algo)

to get out of the habit of doing sth

perder la costumbre de hacer algo

a bad habit

una mala costumbre

to break a habit

quitarse una costumbre

don't make a habit of it

no lo hagas por costumbre

2. habit (dress):

habit

hábito m. spol

riding habit

traje m. spol de montar

3. habit (addiction):

habit

adicción ž. spol

to have a heroin habit

ser adicto a la heroína

Individual translation pairs

dietary habit

de alimentación

persist habit, belief, doubts

persistir

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Individual translation pairs

tic (manía)

habit

amazona

riding habit

resabio

bad habit

hábito

habit

hábito (sotana)

habit

malacostumbrar a algo

to get into the bad habit of sth

malacostumbrarse

to get into a bad habit

desacostumbrar a alguien de algo

to break sb of the habit of sth

desacostumbrarse a [o de] hacer algo (perder el hábito)

to get out of the habit of doing sth

adquirir un hábito

to acquire a habit

habit Primeri iz slovarja PONS (uredniško pregledani).

to be in the habit of doing sth

tener por costumbre hacer algo

don't make a habit of it

no lo hagas por costumbre

to be a creature of habit

ser un animal de costumbres

to be wedded to a habit

tener una costumbre

he/she's got into the habit of ...

le ha entrado la costumbre de...

to complain out of sheer habit

quejarse de vicio

to get into the bad habit of sth

malacostumbrar a algo

to get into a bad habit

malacostumbrarse

to be in the habit of doing

soler hacer

to break sb of the habit of sth

desacostumbrar a alguien de algo

Enojezični primeri (nepregledani od uredništva PONS)

angleščina

And break the habit of downgrading clothes that don't thrill you to loungewear.

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He had acquired the habit of reading widely in early life.

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He worked as an occasional gardener, but adopted the daily habit of standing on a street corner to greet every car and passerby.

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Growing to, it has a spreading habit, with stalkless toothed leaves and bright purple or magenta, scented flowers in summer.

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However, he had a habit of getting in trouble early in his races, especially coming out of the starting gate.

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Once you get into the habit, statements that appear to be vaguely high-minded and mystical but are in fact twaddle will drip from your tongue.

www.independent.ie

For example, sticking to the habit of doing one pushup per day requires very little energy to get started.

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The science of habit-forming can be used not only to sell products, but also to transform people or entire companies.

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He went from being a non-smoker to smoking two packs of cigarettes a day, but has since quit the habit.

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Cigarettes are highly engineered products and for many consumers they can easily become habit-forming or addictive, which undermines free choice.

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