After having stood a few minutes in the cavern , the atmosphere of which was rather warm than damp , dant s eye , habituated as it was to darkness , could pierce even to the remotest angles of the cavern , which was of granite that sparkled like diamonds 唐太斯在洞里站了幾分鐘,里面的空氣并不潮濕,反倒很溫暖,他的眼睛早已適應(yīng)了在黑暗中看東西,所以即使是巖洞里最深的角落他也可以看得到。
But hester prynne , with a mind of native courage and activity , and for so long a period not merely estranged , but outlawed , from society , had habituated herself to such latitude of speculation as was altogether foreign to the clergyman 但是,海絲特白蘭天生具有勇敢和活躍的氣質(zhì),加之這多年來(lái)不僅被人視如陌窖,而且為社會(huì)所摒棄,所以就形成了那樣一種思考問(wèn)題的高度,對(duì)牧師來(lái)說(shuō)簡(jiǎn)直難以企及。
To habituate one ' s se therefore , to simple and inexpensive diet supplies al that is needful for health , and enables a person to meet the necessary requirements of life without shrinking and it places us in a better condition when we approach at intervals a costly fare and renders us fearless of fortune 因此,讓我們習(xí)慣簡(jiǎn)單廉價(jià)的飲食,這種飲食既能維持健康,滿足人們生存的必需不致匱乏,還讓我們?cè)谟幸?guī)律的間隔后享受佳肴胃口大開(kāi),還不必為錢(qián)袋擔(dān)心。
" judge for yourself , signor aladdin - judge , but do not confine yourself to one trial . like everything else , we must habituate the senses to a fresh impression , gentle or violent , sad or joyous . there is a struggle in nature against this divine substance , - in nature which is not made for joy and clings to pain “您自己去判斷吧,阿拉丁先生,判斷吧,但切勿淺嘗一次就停下來(lái),象對(duì)其他一切事物一樣,我們的感官對(duì)于任何新事物的印象,不論是溫和的還是猛烈的,悲哀的還是愉快的,一定得嘗試了多次以后才會(huì)習(xí)慣。
make psychologically or physically used (to something); "She became habituated to the background music" 同義詞:accustom,
take or consume (regularly or habitually); "She uses drugs rarely" 同義詞:use,
其他語(yǔ)種釋義
habituateとは意味:habituate v. 慣らす. 【+前置詞】 ◆habituate oneself to stress ストレスに慣れる We regret to say we are habituated to the idea that our air is polluted. 遺憾なことにわれわれは空気が汚染されているという思いに慣れっこになっている Life in the jungle habit...