单词habituated
adj.: 熟悉（某事）的；习惯（于某事）的
网络: 习惯了；已经习惯；易于接近和被习惯化
熟悉（某事）的；习惯（于某事）的:
familiar with sth because you have done it or experienced it often
After a while the babies stopped looking for so long in the direction of the face and music - they "habituated" to it.
过了一会儿，宝宝们停止在脸和音乐的方向这么长时间的寻找——它们已经“习惯”这些了。
It"s easy to imagine the cries of rage from a people habituated to crying rage: Are women not still oppressed by glass ceilings?
不难想象，人民习惯于哭诉出他们的愤怒：妇女们不是还在受歧视和压迫？
Unconsciously habituated limitations are the kind that just happen to you.
无意识的习惯性限制是那些只发生在你身上的事情。
Gavroche, habituated to facing the unexpected in all quarters, had everything about him.
伽弗洛什已习惯于处处预防不测，因而他身上什么都有。
Sometimes it helps to question whether or not we"re just doing something re-actively, because we"ve become habituated to a pattern.
有时，在我们已经习惯于一个模式的情况下，这有助于我们质疑我们是否条件反射性的做了某事。
As the child gets bored-or "habituated" , as psychologists call the process-his attention level steadily drops.
当这个孩子感到厌烦，或者说，习惯时--这也就是心理学家称作的推移--他们的注意力水平会稳步下降。
The 34- and 36-week-old fetuses habituated much faster than the 38-week-old fetuses that had not been tested before.
和36周大的胎儿习惯的速度远远超过了38周大尚未测试之前的胎儿。
The responsibility of command had habituated him to making quick decisions.
指挥的职责使他习惯于当机立断。
Vast wealth has temptations which fatally and surely undermine the moral structure of persons not habituated to its possession.
巨大财富的诱惑，必然摧毁那些不擅驾驭者的道德堤防
In a conflict-habituated relationship husband and wife frequently quarrel in private.
在习惯性冲突型关系中，夫妻之间经常在私下里发生争吵。