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Перевод: accustomed

[прилагательное]
привычный; обычный; привыкший; приученный

Тезаурус:

1. Public opinion is growing too large for the channels that it has been accustomed to run through."
2. In the winter of 784 Charles and his army remained in Minden in the middle of Saxony, an unusual move designed to weaken the rebels, who were accustomed to "the great king" leaving their land each winter.
3. It is hardly surprising that horses, accustomed to brushing through well-worn fences, should find these brand-new, hard-packed ones uninviting.
4. Addressing the Supreme Soviet during a debate on emergency price curbs, Mr Ryzhkov was far blunter than a man accustomed to the velvety circumlocutions and understatements, second nature to Western central bankers.
5. Eventually they became accustomed to the short trip to it by speedboat, the audience watching them from the casino.
6. They become so accustomed to handling scissors, screwdrivers, drawing boards, drills and similar mechanisms in what is, for them, the more difficult posture, that they do not demand proper service from manufacturers.
7. We shall become accustomed to these inexplicable relapses.
8. Accustomed as we are to the damp rigours of most Scottish self-catering properties, the Rannoch flats and apartments seem like paradise.
9. As predicted, the small lumps vanished, the gland remained - unchanged - and after a few weeks, I grew accustomed to the feel of it and forgot it until Dr Dingle rediscovered it during my 1988 medical.
10. Evidence of fossil tracks shows Allosaurus stalked large herbivores, and that it was accustomed to killing and eating animals far larger than itself.
11. Spielberg, accustomed to close encounters in the extra-terrestrial sphere, has offered to be creative consultant on a drama-documentary loosely based upon the book, which has sold over 300,000 hardback copies in the UK and has been reprinted fourteen times.
12. The English are sometimes accustomed to think, indeed, they are often taught to believe, that their Parliament began with Simon de Montfort.
13. Studies showed that people accustomed to eating a lot of hot food had cravings for it when denied it, and people became more tolerant of spicy food the more they ate.