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1 entrenched habit
укоренившаяся привычкаАнгло-русский большой универсальный переводческий словарь > entrenched habit
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3 habit
['hæbɪt] I сущ.1)а) обыкновение; обычай, традиция, заведенный порядокб) привычка; пагубная, вредная привычкаto be in the habit of doing smth. — иметь привычку что-л. делать
to acquire / develop / form a habit — приобретать привычку
to break (off) a habit — бросать привычку; избавляться от привычки
to break smb. of a habit — отучить кого-л.
to kick the habit амер.; разг. — отвыкнуть от наркотиков
- ingrained habitto make a habit of smth. — делать привычку из чего-л.
- drug habit
- habit of smoking
- from force of habit
- by force of habit
- out of habit2)а) склад характера; нрав; склонностиYou suit the gloomy habit of my. — Вы очень гармонируете с моей мрачной натурой.
Syn:б) уст. телосложение; физическое состояниеa man of corpulent habit — дородный человек, человек тучного телосложения
to bring the patient to a better habit — привести пациента в лучшее состояние, к лучшей форме
Syn:3) биол. характер произрастания, развития; габитусII 1. сущ.; книжн.1) облачение, одеяние ( одежда для специальных случаев)2) внешний вид; обличьеSyn:2. гл.; книжн.одевать; наряжать; облачать прям. и перен.a group of girls, habited in white flannel — группа девочек, одетых в белые фланелевые платья
I'll habit my behaviour in humility. — Я приму смиренный вид.
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4 entrenched
[ɪn'trenʧt], [en-]прил.; = intrenched2) раскопанный; выкопанный3) закрепившийся, укоренившийся -
5 deep-rooted
1. a имеющий глубокие корни2. a глубоко укоренившийся, закоренелый; глубокийСинонимический ряд:1. intrinsic (adj.) deep within; deep-seated; ingrained; inherent; inmost; innate; inner; intimate; intrinsic2. inveterate (adj.) bred-in-the-bone; confirmed; deep-dyed; dyed-in-the-wool; entrenched; hard-shell; inveterate; irradicable; settled; sworn -
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1. a постоянный, неизменный2. a устойчивый; прочный3. a твёрдый, определённый4. a прочно обосновавшийся5. a заселённый, колонизированный6. a осевший7. a спокойный, уравновешенный8. a степенный, размеренный9. a решённый, улаженный10. a оплаченный11. a завещанный, закреплённыйСинонимический ряд:1. acclaimed (adj.) accepted; acclaimed; accredited; accustomed; acknowledged; admitted; affirmed; allowed; recognized2. determined (adj.) bent; decided; decisive; destined; determined; fated; intent; resolute; resolved3. firm (adj.) certain; firm; fixed; stated; stipulated4. inveterate (adj.) bred-in-the-bone; confirmed; deep-dyed; deep-rooted; deep-seated; dyed-in-the-wool; entrenched; hard-shell; ingrained; inveterate; irradicable; set; sworn5. alighted (verb) alighted; alit; landed; lighted or lit; lit; perched; roosted; sat down; set down; touch down; touched down6. cleaned up (verb) cleaned up; wound up7. cleared (verb) cleared; cleared off; discharged; liquidated; paid; paid up; quit; satisfied; squared8. fixed (verb) arranged; attend to; concerted; dispose of; ensconced; established; fixed; installed; laid; negotiated; placed; put; seated; set; stuck9. resolved (verb) concluded; decided; determined; figured; reconciled; rectified; resolved; ruled; smooth over; straighten out10. sank (verb) gravitated; sank; settled11. stilled (verb) allayed; becalmed; calmed; composed; lulled; quieted; soothed; stilled; tranquilized; tranquillised
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