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Bedeutungen von dem Begriff "habit" im Spanisch Englisch Wörterbuch : 29 Ergebniss(e)

Englisch Spanisch
Common
habit guisa [f]
habit manía [f]
General
habit hábito [m]
habit tic [m]
habit hábito [m]
habit cuculla [f]
habit hábitos [m/pl]
habit uniforme [m]
habit costumbre [f]
habit propiedad [f]
habit práctica [f]
habit rutina [f]
habit virtud [f]
habit uso [m]
habit constitución [f]
habit ataviar [v]
habit adornar [v]
habit estado [m]
habit vezo [m] rare
habit impostura [f] DOPRrur.
habit habitud [f] disused
Engineering
habit habitus [m]
habit forma dominante [f]
habit constitución dominante [f]
Geology
habit hábito [m]
Medicine
habit hábito [m]
Dentistry
habit hábito
Mining
habit hábito cristalino
Metallurgy
habit forma dominante

Bedeutungen, die der Begriff "habit" mit anderen Begriffen im Englisch Spanisch Wörterbuch erhalten hat: 150 Ergebniss(e)

Englisch Spanisch
Common
bad habit maña [f]
bad habit manía [f]
General
smoking habit tabaquismo [m]
bad habit vicio [m]
get out of the habit perder la costumbre [v]
bad habit resabio [m]
bad habit mama [f]
habit-forming adictivo [adj]
have the habit of tener la costumbre de [v]
habit or robe of a nun monjil [m]
bad habit resabio [m]
bad habit vicio [m]
nun's habit cuculla [f]
occupational habit deformación profesional [f]
losing the habit deshabituación [f]
breaking of the habit deshabituación [f]
bad habit maña [f]
religious habit túnica [f]
having the habit of doing acostumbrado [adj]
having the habit of doing actuado [adj]
habit-ridden talludo [adj]
have the habit of doing acostumbrar [v]
get out of the habit of desacostumbrar [v]
have dropped a habit desacostumbrarse [v]
lose the habit deshabituarse [v]
get in the habit of habituar [v]
get in the habit of habituarse [v]
be in the habit of habituarse [v]
get in the habit of hacer [v]
get in the habit of hacerse [v]
be in the habit of hacerse [v]
be in the habit of usar [v]
bad habit mañas [f/pl]
drinking habit hábito de tomar (bebidas alcohólicas) [m]
eating and drinking habit hábito de comer y beber [m]
eating habit hábito alimenticio [m]
drinking habit hábito de beber [m]
annoying habit un hábito irritante [m]
force of habit inercia [f]
a serious drug habit una seria adicción a las drogas [f]
eating and drinking habit costumbre de comer y beber [f]
annoying habit una costumbre molesta [f]
annoying habit una costumbre fastidiosa [f]
use to (be in the habit of) acostumbrar [v]
be in the habit of acostumbrar [v]
free from a habit deshabituar [v]
break one's habit deshabituarse [v]
break the habit deshabituar [v]
be accustomed to by habit habituarse [v]
leave off a habit deshabituarse [v]
use to (be in the habit of) soler [v]
get into a bad habit viciarse [v]
abandon a habit dejar un hábito [v]
abandon a habit dejar una costumbre [v]
abandon a habit abandonar un hábito [v]
abandon a habit abandonar una costumbre [v]
abandon a habit renunciar a un hábito [v]
(habit) to stop arrancar [v]
(habit) to wean arrancar [v]
(habit) to wean off arrancar [v]
cause to get out of the habit desacostumbrar [v]
get out of the habit desacostumbrar [v]
be accustomed by habit habituarse [v]
make fit for any use by time or habit acostumbrar [v]
make fit for any use by time or habit habituar [v]
make fit for any use by time or habit aclimatar [v]
get into the habit of doing something adquirir el hábito de hacer algo [v]
get into the habit of doing something coger la costumbre de hacer algo [v]
become a habit volverse un hábito [v]
get someone out of the habit desacostumbrar a [v]
get out of the habit desacostumbrarse [v]
acquire reading habit adquirir hábito de lectura [v]
break oneself of a habit dejar un hábito [v]
break oneself of a habit quitarse de un hábito [v]
become an ongoing habit convertirse en un hábito permanente [v]
drop into a habit caer en un hábito [v]
acquire reading habit adquirir el hábito de leer [v]
force of habit fuerza de costumbre
creature of habit animal de costumbre
bad habit mala costumbre
bad habit mal hábito
ingrained habit hábito arraigado
one wearing a religious habit for piety beato [m]
had habit resabio [m]
vicious habit resabio [m]
habit of a nun monjil [m]
evil habit siniestro [m]
riding-habit amazona [f]
habit of a monk cogulla [f]
monk's habit cugulla [f]
ether habit eteromanía [f]
lady's riding habit amazona (traje) [f]
one wearing a religious habit for piety beata [f]
habit-ridden talludo [adj]
destroy the force of habit deshabituar [v]
lose a habit desacostumbrarse [v]
acquire a habit enviciarse [v]
grow (on one/as a habit) insinuarse [v]
be in the habit of using estilarse [v]
efface (a habit) raer [v]
contract a (harmful) habit viciarse [v]
contract (habit) tomar [v]
be in the habit of soler [v]
contract (habit) adquirir [v]
by habit habitualmente [adv]
habit (a distinctive set of clothing or style of dressing, especially of a religious order) vestido [m]
riding-habit traje de amazona [m]
riding-habit vestido de montar [m]
drinking habit bebedera [f]
habit (to clothe; dress) vestir [v]
get in the habit tomar el tema [v]
get in the habit tomar la costumbre [v]
drug habit jarapote [m] rur.rare
lady's riding habit ropón [m] CL
habit (garb of a particular rank, profession, religious order, etc.; dress) traje [m]
person who has the habit of chewing coca leaves (acullicar) acullicador [m] PEBOAR:Nw
drinking habit bebezón [m] CUVEEC
person who has the habit of eating, living or having fun at the expense of others camarón [m] PE
habit of drinking alcohol anoneo [m] HNrur.
person who has the habit of chewing coca leaves chacchador [m] PErur.
cleric who wears a habit cotonudo [m] NI
person who has stopped a vice or bad habit quitado [m] PR
drinking habit tiroteo [m] CU
smoking habit fumado [m] CRCU
bad habit maña [f] AMER
person who has the habit of chewing coca leaves (acullicar) acullicadora [f] PEBOAR:Nw
drinking habit balaceada [f] MXGTHNSVPA
drinking habit bebetoria [f] SV
drinking habit bebetina [f] SV
person who has the habit of chewing coca leaves chacchadora [f] PErur.
habit of drinking alcoholic beverages frequently or excessively jartadera [f] CO
bad habit mala maña [f] NICUDOPRBO
hidden bad habit quinta maña [f] BO
bad habit mañosería [f] DOPR
bad habit mañosidad [f] DOPRrare
habit of drinking alcohol parranda [f] GTNI
person who has stopped a vice or bad habit quitada [f] PR
habit of deliberately missing class ranclonería [f] EC
habit of playing hooky ranclonería [f] EC
habit of returning to the same place rochela [f] VE
habit of returning to the same place rochela [f] VE
bad habit zuna [f] ESlocal
someone who has the habit of consuming alcoholic drinks curdeli [m/f] ARUY
having the habit of acullicar (chew coca leaves) acullicador [adj] PEBOAR:Nw
having a hard habit to break cebado [adj] AR:NwUY
having a habit of getting dirty (person or animal) cochinón [adj] CL
typical of someone who tries to follow the upper class style (object, habit, or place) concheto [adj] ARUYteen
who has a habit of involving themselves without being invited comedido [adj] BOAR
having the habit of taking other people's things matrero [adj] BO:N
leaving a bad habit quitao [adj] PR