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1 accustomed
a привычный, обычныйСинонимический ряд:1. in the habit of (adj.) in the habit of; used to; wont2. usual (adj.) accepted; characteristic; chronic; common; confirmed; customary; familiar; habitual; habituated; ordinary; regular; routine; usual; wonted3. familiarized (verb) accustomed; conditioned; familiarized; habituated; inured; used; wonted -
2 used
1. a использованный2. a амер. подержанный, бывший в употреблении3. a тех. отработанный; изношенный4. a привыкшийit was some time before my eyes got used to the gloom — только через некоторое время мои глаза привыкли к полумраку
Синонимический ряд:1. put to use (adj.) accepted; adapted; adjusted; adopted; applied; employed; occupied; operated; practiced; put to use; utilised; utilized2. accustomed (verb) accustomed; familiarized; habituated; inured; wonted3. exploited (verb) abused; exploited; imposed on; imposed upon4. practised (verb) actuated; applied; bestowed; employed; exercised; implemented; practised; utilised; utilized5. spoke/spoken (verb) conversed in; parleyed; spoke/spoken; talked6. treated (verb) dealt with; played; served; took/taken; treated7. worked (verb) handled; operated; ran; ran/run; worked; worked or wrought -
3 familiarize
1. v познакомить, ознакомитьstudents are familiarized with a variety of methods — учащихся знакомят с самыми разнообразными методами
2. v сделать хорошо известнымСинонимический ряд:1. accustom (verb) accustom; acquaint; habituate; inure; season; use; wont2. become familiar with (verb) become acquainted with; become adept in; become familiar with; enlighten; get acquainted; get acquainted with; learn; make friends with; make the acquaintance of3. educate (verb) educate; instruct; school; teach4. familiarise (verb) acclimate; adapt; conform; familiarise; orient -
4 wonted
a арх. амер. привычный, обычныйСинонимический ряд:1. accustomed (adj.) accustomed; addicted; habituated; used; wont2. usual (adj.) accepted; chronic; customary; habitual; routine; usual3. accustomed (verb) accustomed; familiarized; habituated; inured; used
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