wont to
/wəʊnt tuː/Tradução: Expressão arcaica ou literária que significa 'acostumado a' ou 'que tem o hábito de fazer algo'. Raramente usada na fala cotidiana moderna.
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/wəʊnt tuː/
Устаревшее или литературное выражение, означающее 'привыкший к' или 'имеющий привычку делать что-либо'. Редко используется в современной повседневной речи.
Expresión arcaica o literaria que significa 'acostumbrado a' o 'propenso a hacer algo'. Se usa raramente en el habla cotidiana moderna.
Expression littéraire ou archaïque signifiant 'accoutumé à' ou 'ayant l'habitude de faire quelque chose'. Rarement utilisé dans le langage courant moderne.
Veralteter oder literarischer Ausdruck mit der Bedeutung 'gewöhnt an' oder 'die Gewohnheit habend, etwas zu tun'. Wird in der modernen Alltagssprache selten verwendet.
Expressão arcaica ou literária que significa 'acostumado a' ou 'que tem o hábito de fazer algo'. Raramente usada na fala cotidiana moderna.
文言或书面语表达，意为“习惯于”或“有做某事的习惯”。现代口语中很少使用。
تعبير قديم أو أدبي بمعنى 'معتاد على' أو 'له عادة فعل شيء ما'. نادر الاستعمال في الكلام اليومي المعاصر.
An archaic or literary expression meaning 'accustomed to' or 'in the habit of doing something.' It is rarely used in modern everyday speech.
Accustomed or in the habit ofC2formalbritish
In the habit of doing something; likely to do something as a matter of habit.
Иметь привычкуAcostumbrado aavoir coutume deGewohnt seinTer o costume de习惯于معتاد على- He was wont to take a walk every morning after breakfast.
- She is wont to complain about the weather.
- As was his wont, he arrived early to prepare for the meeting.