accustomed to / used to / indulge / to spoil (a child)
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convention / usual practice
to use habitually / habitual / customary
recidivist / habitual criminal
(physics) inertia / (fig.) force of habit / tendency to do things in the accustomed way / habitual
cannot bear to see / to hate / to dislike / to disapprove
a common occurrence (idiom)
customary
pampered and spoiled since childhood
to pamper / to coddle / to spoil
habitual thief
to spoil (a child)
(usually derog.) an old hand at sth
usual / customary
inertial system / inertial frame (mechanics)
customary / usual
dominant hand
commonly used phrase / idiom / colloquial usage
habitual thief
habitual thief
inertia (mechanics)
to spoil / to indulge sb (usu. a child)
to be used to the sight of
(saying) habit becomes second nature / to do something as if it were perfectly natural because one is accustomed to it
customary law / common law
idiom
idiom / idiomatic expression / habitual form of speech (grammar)
see 習慣成自然|习惯成自然[]
moment of inertia (mechanics)
to be accustomed to (a certain lifestyle etc)
Definitions from CC-CEDICT · 125,326 source records · Release 2026-10-27