habitual

美音：[hə'bɪtʃuəl] 英音：[hə'bɪtʃuəl]

简单释义：

adj.惯常的；典型的；讨厌的；上瘾的

网络习惯的；习惯性的；日常的

完整释义：

adj.

1.日常的,平常的;惯常的,习惯的
2.一贯的,(习)惯(的),惯有的,惯常的;一向,经常的
3.积习难改的

例句：

In addition, if these habitual exporters were to become serious importers, it would be politically easier to hold back protectionism.
此外，如果这些常规出口国变成重要的进口国，那么抵制保护主义的政治难度就会下降。
We obviously cannot accept such a notice, following the legal understanding and habitual thinking we shaped in the Mainland.
根据我们在中国大陆对法律的理解和习惯思维，我们显然不能接收这样一个指引。
She firmly rejects an exclusive relationship with Antoine and insists on keeping up with her habitual circle of friends of both sexes.
她坚定的拒绝了与安托万进一步发展关系，而且依然与她以往的男女朋友圈子保持联系。
The most habitual thing for this court to do is to take the line of least resistance and follow the suggestion of the State's Attorney.
本法庭最惯常的做法是遵循阻力最少的路线，采取本州检查官的建议。
It's like lying has become so habitual to them that they lie even when the truth would have been a more persuasive answer.
撒谎已经是一种习惯了，即使真相是种更具说服力的答案。
Abortion times too much easy to form habitual abortion.
人工流产次数过多容易形成习惯性流产。
The only surgeon was one who combined the occasional exercise of that noble art with the daily and habitual flourish of a razor.
唯一的外科医生则是一位每日惯于操刀为人忙于理发的人，只是偶尔才实践一下这种高贵的技艺。
for in her time with him he had been given to bouts only, and was not a habitual drunkard.
因为她同他在一起的时光，他不过是偶尔闹闹酒，还不是一个积习难改的醉鬼。

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