accustomed

• 习惯的、适应的；表示已经形成某种习惯或适应了某种情况。

Familiar with something through repeated exposure; habitual, customary, or characteristic of an established routine.

1. Customary, usualB2formal

   Occurring regularly as part of an established routine or tradition; typical for a particular person or situation.

   习惯性的，通常的

   • He took his accustomed seat by the window.
   • She greeted us with her accustomed warmth.
   • The accustomed morning ritual of coffee and newspaper had become essential.
   • With his accustomed precision, he solved the puzzle in seconds.
   • The village kept its accustomed celebration every autumn.

   同义词conventionalcustomaryestablishedfamiliarhabitualnormalroutinetraditionaltypicalusualwonted

   反义词abnormalatypicalunaccustomeduncommonunconventionalunusual

2. Used to; in the habit ofB1formal

   Having adapted to a particular condition, activity, or environment through frequent repetition so that it no longer seems unusual or difficult.

   习惯的，习以为常的

   • I'm not accustomed to getting up so early.
   • She quickly became accustomed to the fast pace of city life.
   • He is accustomed to hard physical labor.
   • The dog is accustomed to being fed at exactly six o'clock.
   • We've grown accustomed to the noise from the highway.

   同义词adaptedconditionedfamiliarinuredusedwont

   反义词unaccustomedunfamiliarunused

• 动词，表示通过经验或习惯使某人或自己熟悉某事或逐渐适应某事。

A verb used to indicate the act of making someone or oneself familiar with or used to something through experience or habit.

1. Make familiar or used toB2formal

   To make someone or oneself familiar with or used to something through experience or habit.

   使习惯

   • She accustomed herself to the new routine quickly.
   • The soldiers were accustomed to harsh conditions.
   • It took him a while to accustom his eyes to the darkness.

   同义词acclimateacquaintadaptadjustattuneconditionfamiliarizehabituateinureseasontrain

   反义词alienateestrange