accustomed in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for accustomed in the English»French Dictionary

accustomed [Brit əˈkʌstəmd, Am əˈkəstəmd] ADJ

1. accustomed:

to be accustomed to sth/to doing

avoir l'habitude de qc/de faire

to become accustomed to sth/to doing

s'habituer à qc/à faire

2. accustomed manner, greeting, route:

accustomed

habituel/-elle

I.accustom [Brit əˈkʌstəm, Am əˈkəstəm] VB trans

accustom

habituer

to accustom sb to sth/to doing

habituer qn à qc/à faire

II.to accustom oneself to VB refl

to accustom oneself to refl:

to accustom oneself to

s'habituer à

to accustom oneself to sth/to doing

s'habituer à qc/à faire

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it's a far cry from the luxury to which they were accustomed

on est loin du luxe auquel ils étaient habitués

Translations for accustomed in the French»English Dictionary

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rompu à

well accustomed to

diplomate rompu aux négociations

diplomat well accustomed to negotiations

accoutumer

to accustom (à to)

être accoutumé à qc/à faire

to be used ou accustomed to sth/to doing

s'accoutumer à

to get used to, to grow accustomed to form

s'accoutumer à faire qc

to get used to doing sth, to grow accustomed to doing sth

amariner personne

to accustom [sb] to life at sea

s'habituer

to get used ou accustomed (à qn/qc to sb/sth, à faire to doing)

rompre un soldat au maniement des armes

to accustom a soldier to handling arms

accustomed in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for accustomed in the English»French Dictionary

accustomed ADJ

1. accustomed (used):

accustomed

habitué(e)

to be accustomed to sth/doing sth

être habitué à qc/à faire qc

to become accustomed to sth

s'accoutumer à qc

2. accustomed (usual):

accustomed

coutumier

accustom [əˈkʌstəm] VB trans

to accustom sb to sth

habituer qn à qc

Translations for accustomed in the French»English Dictionary

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avoir coutume de +infin

to be accustomed to +infin

coutumier (-ière)

accustomed

accustomed Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to be accustomed to sth/doing sth

être habitué à qc/à faire qc

to become accustomed to sth

s'accoutumer à qc

to accustom sb to sth

habituer qn à qc

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Her life experiences give her a sense of entitlement, and she is accustomed to the best and nothing less.

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The worldly, neurotic mind is habitually accustomed to seek perpetuation of pleasant sensations and to avoid unpleasant ones.

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After a while, they become accustomed to the camera and stop paying attention to it.

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That was attractive to velodrome riders, who were accustomed to them.

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Ah, that accounts for it; you are accustomed to such a foolish audience.

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This also caused an uproar from the public that was accustomed to certain products from certain countries.

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These were men accustomed to desperate fighting against hopeless odds.

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This style of teaching is often disorienting to first-year law students who are more accustomed to taking notes from professors' lectures.

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In the small framework the girls are to get accustomed to it for a designer before public to run.

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The timing change was initially greeted with a degree of controversy, as many fencers were accustomed to having the longer timings.

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