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1 Habit
A special form of dress used by the members of a trade or profession. A riding habit is a dress worn by ladies when riding. -
2 навик
habitпо навик out of habit, by (force of) habit, by sheer force of habitтрудови навици disciplineтова му е станало навик that has become a habit with himнещо става навик на някого s.o. grows into a habit of doing s.th., s.th. grows into a habit with s.o.добивам/придобивам навик acquire a habitизработвам си навик form a habitизгубвам навика да правя нещо fall/get out of the habit of doing s.th., lose the habit of doing s.th.отвиквам/отбивам някого от лош навик break s.o. of a bad habitнавикът е втора природа habit is second natureпушенето може да ти стане навик smoking is apt to grow on you* * *на̀вик,м., -ци, (два) на̀вика habit; добивам \навикк да правя нещо form the habit of doing s.th., get/fall into the habit of doing s.th.; добивам/придобивам \навикк acquire a habit; изгубвам \навикка да правя нещо fall/get out of the habit of doing s.th., lose the habit of doing s.th.; изработвам си \навикк form a habit; имам \навикк да have the habit of, be in the habit of, make a habit of (с ger.); \навиккът е втора природа habit is second nature; нещо става \навикк на някого s.o. grows into a habit of doing s.th., s.th. grows into a habit with s.o.; отвиквам/отбивам някого от лош \навикк break s.o. of a bad habit; по \навикк out of habit, by (force of) habit, by sheer force of habit; по силата на \навикка out of (sheer) habit, by force of habit; пушенето може да ти стане \навикк smoking is apt to grow on you; трудови \навикци discipline; тя имаше \навикк да it was her habit to (с inf.); she was given to (с ger.).* * *custom He has the навик of going to bed early. - Той има навика да си ляга рано.; habituation* * *1. habit 2. НАВИКът е втора природа habit is second nature 3. добивам НАВИК да правя нещо form the habit of doing s.th., get/fall into the habit of doing s.th. 4. добивам/придобивам НАВИК acquire a habit 5. изгубвам НАВИКa да правя нещо fall/get out of the habit of doing s.th., lose the habit of doing s.th. 6. изработвам си НАВИК form a habit 7. имам НАВИК да have the habit of, be in the habit of, make a habit of (c ger.) 8. нещо става НАВИК на някого s.o. grows into a habit of doing s.th., s.th. grows into a habit with s.o. 9. отвиквам/отбивам някого от лош НАВИК break s.o. of a bad habit 10. по НАВИК out of habit, by (force of) habit, by sheer force of habit 11. по силата на НАВИКа out of (sheer) habit, by (sheer) force of habit 12. пушенето може да ти стане НАВИК smoking is apt to grow on you 13. това му е станало НАВИК that has become a habit with him 14. той има НАВИК да си ляга рано he has the habit/is in the habit of going to bed early 15. трудови навици discipline 16. тя имаше НАВИК да it was her habit/wont to (c inf.) -
3 выработать в себе привычку
Makarov: form a habitУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > выработать в себе привычку
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4 форма кристалла
crystal form; crystal habit -
5 вырабатывать навык
Banks. Exchanges. Accounting. (Russian-English) > вырабатывать навык
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6 huy edinmek
to form the habit of -
7 приобрести привычку
1) General subject: acquire a habit (делать что-л.), assume a habit (делать что-л.), form a habit (делать что-л.), get a habit (делать что-л.), get into the habit of (...), form a habit2) Makarov: get into a groove, acquire a habit, assume a habit, drop into, fall into the habit, get a habit, form a habit (к чему-л.)Универсальный русско-английский словарь > приобрести привычку
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8 angewöhnen
v/t (trennb., hat): jemandem etw. angewöhnen get s.o. used to s.th., teach s.o. s.th.; sich (Dat) etw. / das Rauchen etc. angewöhnen get into the habit of ( oder take up oder to) s.th. / smoking etc.c.; sich (Dat) angewöhnen zu (+ Inf.) make it a habit to (+ Inf.), make a habit of (+ Ger.) du musst dir eine deutlichere Handschrift angewöhnen you must ( oder have to) start writing more legibly* * *sich angewöhnento form a habit of* * *an|ge|wöh|nen ['angə-] ptp a\#ngewöhntvt sepetw angewöhnen — to get into the habit of sth
angewöhnen, etw zu tun — to get into the habit of doing sth
* * ** * *an|ge·wöh·nen *vt (zur Gewohnheit machen)▪ jdm etw \angewöhnen to get sb into the habit of [doing] sth* * *1.transitives Verbjemandem etwas angewöhnen — get somebody used to something; accustom somebody to something
2.jemandem angewöhnen, etwas zu tun — get somebody used to or accustom somebody to doing something
reflexives Verbsich (Dat.) etwas angewöhnen — get into the habit of something
[es] sich (Dat.) angewöhnen, etwas zu tun — get into the habit of doing something
* * *angewöhnen v/t (trennb, hat):jemandem etwas angewöhnen get sb used to sth, teach sb sth;sich (dat)etwas/das Rauchen etcsich (dat)du musst dir eine deutlichere Handschrift angewöhnen you must ( oder have to) start writing more legibly* * *1.transitives Verbjemandem etwas angewöhnen — get somebody used to something; accustom somebody to something
2.jemandem angewöhnen, etwas zu tun — get somebody used to or accustom somebody to doing something
reflexives Verbsich (Dat.) etwas angewöhnen — get into the habit of something
sich (Dat.) schlechte Manieren angewöhnen — become ill-mannered
[es] sich (Dat.) angewöhnen, etwas zu tun — get into the habit of doing something
sich (Dat.) das Rauchen angewöhnen — take up smoking
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9 привычка
жен.habit; customвойти в привычку — (у кого-л.) to become a habit with smb., to become a matter of course for smb.
вредная привычка — bad/pernicious habit
выработать привычку — ( в себе) to form a habit
избавиться от привычки — to get rid of a habit, to get out of a habit
иметь привычку — (к чему-л.) to be accustomed (to); to be in the habit (of), to be given (to)
приобрести привычку — (делать что-л.) to get into the habit (of), to fall into the habit (of)
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10 привычка
ж.habitвыработать в себе привычку — form a habit
иметь привычку (к) — be in the habit (of), be given (to), be accustomed (to)
приобрести привычку (+ инф.) — get* / fall* into the habit (of ger.), acquire the habit (of ger.)
он приобрёл эту привычку — he has got / fallen into, или acquired, this habit
он приобрёл привычку курить перед сном — he has got / fallen into the habit of smoking before going to sleep
это у него вошло в привычку — it has become / grown a habit / practice with him
это не в его привычках — it is not his habit / practice
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11 привычка
сущ.бросить привычку (отказаться от привычки) — to give up a habit; разг to kick a habit
иметь привычку — to be accustomed (to); be in the habit (of); be given (to)
- пагубная привычкаприобретать привычку — to fall (get) into the habit (of); pick up a habit
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12 привычка
ж.по привы́чке — habitually, from force of habit
вы́работать в себе́ привы́чку — form a habit
име́ть привы́чку (к) — be in the habit (of), be given (to), be accustomed (to)
приобрести́ привы́чку (+ инф.) — acquire [get ; fall into] the habit (of ger)
он приобрёл привы́чку кури́ть пе́ред сном — he has got / fallen into the habit of smoking before going to sleep
э́то у него́ вошло́ в привы́чку — it has become / grown a habit / practice with him
э́то не в его́ привы́чках — it is not his habit / practice
••привы́чка - втора́я нату́ра посл. — habit is second nature
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13 по привычке
1) General subject: by force of habit, from habit, habitually, out of habit, as a force of habit2) Mathematics: through habit3) Business: by form of habit4) Makarov: because of momentum -
14 усвоить привычку
1) General subject: fall into the habit of, get into the habit of (...), form a habit, get into the habit of2) Makarov: fall into a habit -
15 приобрести привычку делать
Makarov: acquire a habit of doing (что-л.), assume a habit of doing (что-л.), form a habit of doing (что-л.), get a habit of doing (что-л.)Универсальный русско-английский словарь > приобрести привычку делать
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16 привычка
ж.habit, custom- вредная привычкаприобрести привычку — form a habit, acquire a habit
- индивидуальная привычка
- неистребимая вредная привычка
- нервная привычка
- привычка выполнения ряда действий в определенной последовательности
- привычка занимать привычную позицию
- привычка к курению
- привычка к определенной позиции
- привычка к определенному положению
- привычка при чтении про себя шевелить губами
- привычка, характерная для слепого
- приобретенная привычка
- социальная привычка
- старая привычка
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17 форма роста
1) Biology: growth form, growth habit2) Engineering: growth pattern (кристаллов)3) Metallurgy: growth habit (кристалла электроосаждённого металла)4) Makarov: growth form (кристалла), growth shape (кристалла) -
18 huy
1. temperament, nature, disposition. 2. (ingrained) habit, way. -una çekmek /ın/ to resemble, take after (someone) (temperamentally). - edinmek /ı/ to form the habit (of), make (something) one´s habit. -u huyuna, suyu suyuna uygun. colloq. They get on well together./They are of the same disposition. -u suyu a person´s basic nature and disposition. -una suyuna gitmek /ın/ to humor, indulge. -
19 формировать
несов. - формирова́ть, сов. - сформирова́ть1) (вн.; придавать форму) form (d), shape (d)формирова́ть кро́ну де́рева — shape the tree crown
2) (организовывать, создавать) form (d)формирова́ть прави́тельство — form a government
3) (воспитывать, развивать) form (d), mould (d), shape (d); develop (d)формирова́ть хара́ктер — mould [build up] the character
формирова́ть чей-л вкус — form / shape / develop / refine smb's taste
формирова́ть чьи-л взгля́ды — shape / develop smb's outlook
сформирова́ть привы́чку (+ инф.) — form the habit (of ger)
4)формирова́ть по́езд / соста́в ж.-д. — make up a train
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20 в силу привычки
1) General subject: by force of habit2) Business: by form of habit
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form — n 1 Form, figure, shape, conformation, configuration are comparable when they denote the disposition or arrangement of content that gives a particular aspect or appearance to a thing as distinguished from the substance of which that thing is made … New Dictionary of Synonyms
form — [n1] shape; arrangement anatomy, appearance, articulation, cast, configuration, conformation, construction, contour, cut, design, die, embodiment, fashion, figure, formation, framework, mode, model, mold, outline, pattern, plan, profile, scheme,… … New thesaurus
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