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1 disabituare
disabituare qualcuno a qualcosa get s.o. out of the habit of something* * *disabituare v.tr. to disaccustom, to wean, to cure: l'ho disabituato a giocare d'azzardo, I got him out of the habit of (o I cured him of) gambling; tentavano di disabituarlo al biberon, they tried to wean him off the feeding bottle.◘ disabituarsi v.rifl. to give* up the habit of (doing); to fall* out of (doing); to get* out of the habit of (doing); to disaccustom oneself to (sthg., doing): il bambino si sta disabituando a camminare a quattro zampe, the child is growing out of the habit of crawling on all fours; riuscì a disabituare al fumo, he succeeded in giving up smoking.* * *[dizabitu'are]1. vtdisabituare qn a qc/a fare qc — to break sb of a habit/the habit of doing sth
2. vip (disabituarsi)disabituarsi a qc/a fare qc — to get out of the habit of sth/of doing sth
* * *[dizabitu'are] 1.verbo transitivo2.disabituare qcn. dal fare qcs. — to get sb. out of the habit of doing sth
verbo pronominale disabituarsi-rsi a qcs. — to get out of the habit of doing sth
* * *disabituare/dizabitu'are/ [1]disabituare qcn. dal fare qcs. to get sb. out of the habit of doing sth.II disabituarsi verbo pronominale-rsi a qcs. to get out of the habit of doing sth.
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