Definitions
- 1. accustomed to
- 2. used to
- 3. indulge
- 4. to spoil (a child)
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Collocations
惯 is rarely used alone in modern speech to mean "accustomed to"; instead, use 习惯. For example, 我习惯早起, not 我惯早起.
Common mistakes
As a verb meaning "to spoil", 惯 often appears in the pattern 惯坏(了) or 被...惯坏. Simply using 惯 alone without 坏 can sound unnatural when expressing the idea of spoiling someone.
Example Sentences
2 shown奶奶总是 惯 着小孙子，他要什么就买什么。
我习 惯 了。
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Words Containing 惯
a common occurrence (idiom)
to pamper
convention
(physics) inertia
habit
pampered and spoiled since childhood
habitual thief
to spoil (a child)
usual
inertial system
customary; usual
recidivist
to use habitually
dominant hand
commonly used phrase
habitual thief
habitual thief
inertia (mechanics)
to spoil
cannot bear to see
unfamiliar
to be used to the sight of
customary
habit becomes nature (idiom); get used to something and it seems inevitable
customary law
idiom
idiom
habit becomes nature (idiom); get used to something and it seems inevitable
habit becomes nature (idiom); get used to something and it seems inevitable
moment of inertia (mechanics)
to be accustomed to (a certain lifestyle etc)