Hab russian
обы́чный
usual, customary, habitual
ordinary, common, plain
обыкнове́нный
ordinary, everyday, usual, habitual
average, mediocre
привы́чный
habitual, usual, customary
accustomed (to), used (to)
лета́ть
to fly habitually, to regularly, to or in different directions
привы́чка
habit
жильё
housing, accommodation, dwelling, home
lodging, quarters
habitation
обы́чай
custom, tradition
habit, practice, wont
жило́й
residential, dwelling (attributive), housing (attributive)
habitable, inhabited, lived-in
привы́чно
habitually
жили́ще
dwelling, home, living quarters, abode
habitation, den, lair, nest
обыкнове́ние
habit custom or everyday routine
усво́ить
to learn, to master, to grasp, to take in
to adopt (a habit), to acquire, to take on
to absorb, to assimilate, to digest
приучи́ть
to accustom (to), to get someone used to (sth), to habituate
to train (to do sth), to school (in), to teach
отвы́кнуть
to get out of the habit of, to break a habit, to become unaccustomed to
обита́ние
habitation, dwelling, residence
habitat, living environment
ска́зывать
to say repeatedly, to tell habitually
пова́дка
habit
непривы́чка
want of habit
оби́тель
monastery, cloister, convent
abode, dwelling place, habitation
хро́ник
chronically ill person, chronic invalid
chronic alcoholic, habitual drunkard
приви́ть
to instill, to inculcate, to teach (a habit)
to inoculate, to vaccinate, to immunize
to graft, to engraft
приуча́ть
to accustom (to), to habituate (to), to get someone used to
to train (to), to school (in), to teach
усва́ивать
to absorb, to assimilate, to digest
to learn, to master, to grasp, to take in
to adopt (a habit), to acquire (a custom), to pick up
завсегда́тай
regular, habitué, regular customer
frequenter, frequent visitor, habitual attender
амазо́нка
Amazon, horsewoman, riding-habit
отучи́ть
to break of the habit, to wean
прикладно́й
applied, practical
haberdashery (attributive), trimmings (attributive)
беспробу́дный
deep, heavy, habitual, unrestrained
пова́диться
to get into the habit, to fall into the habit, to take to (doing something)
to keep coming, to take to coming (somewhere), to keep showing up
зала́дить
to harp on about, to keep repeating, to keep talking about
to take to (doing something), to get into the habit of
to set in (of rain), to keep on falling
грибни́к
mushroomer, habitual gatherer of mushrooms
привива́ть
to vaccinate, to inoculate
to instil (a habit or quality), to teach, to foster
to graft (a plant)
отва́живаться
to dare, to venture, to have the courage
to get out of the habit, to be weaned off
ха́живать
to go repeatedly, to visit often, to be in the habit of going
си́живать
to be in habit of sitting, to be wont to sit
полета́ть
to fly habitually, to regularly, to or in different directions
отучи́ться
to break oneself of the habit (of), to get out of the habit (of), to give up (a habit)
to finish one's studies, to graduate, to finish school
непова́дный
unaccustomed, not in the habit of, not prone to
обжи́ть
to render habitable
отвыка́ть
to get out of the habit, to break oneself of the habit, to try to break oneself of the habit, to become estranged
еда́ть
to eat (habitually), to be in the habit of eating
но́ров
obstinacy, stubbornness, wilfulness, restiveness (of a horse)
custom, habit, way
ареа́л
natural habitat, area
абсентеи́зм
voter abstention, electoral absenteeism, non-voting
absenteeism, habitual absence
беспросы́пный
deep, habitual, unrestrained
галантере́я
haberdashery, fancy goods
обжива́ть
to render habitable
отва́живать
to break of the habit, to scare away, to drive off
отуча́ть
to break of the habit, to wean
привы́чность
familiarity, habitualness
руга́тель
swearer, habitual user of bad language
уро́чный
fixed, appointed, arranged, scheduled
lesson, class, school
customary, usual, habitual
утепле́ние
warming, making habitable in winter
и́грывать
to play (repeatedly, habitually), to perform (music)
разъе́здиться
to start traveling frequently, to travel extensively, to get into the habit of traveling a lot
обраста́ние
overgrowing, becoming overgrown, fouling, build-up (of deposits)
gradual acquiring, accumulation (of contacts or details), building up
becoming philistine, settling into a bourgeois routine, adopting alien habits
оту́чивать
to disaccustom, to wean, to break (a habit)
на́шивать
(iterative, colloquial) to wear habitually
галантере́йщик
haberdasher, fancy goods dealer
приу́ченный
accustomed, trained, habituated
отвы́кший
unaccustomed, out of the habit of
гова́ривавший
who used to speak, who habitually spoke, speaking habitually
поку́ривавший
smoking (habitually, occasionally), having smoked (for a while)
зачасти́вший
frequent, repeated, constant, habitual
куса́вшийся
biting (past habit), that used to bite, prone to biting (in the past)
напива́ющийся
getting drunk (habitually), who gets drunk (often)
попива́ющий
sipping, one who sips, habitually drinking
попива́вший
habitually drinking, a habitual drinker (as an adjective or referring to such a person)
приуча́ющий
accustoming, training, habit-forming
приуча́емый
being accustomed, being trained, being habituated
слыхивавший
having heard (habitually or repeatedly), who used to hear
свы́кшийся
accustomed, used to, habituated
отучи́вший
who has untaught, who has weaned, who has broken (a habit)
оту́ченный
weaned, broken of a habit, unaccustomed
наси́женный
well-worn (from sitting), familiar, well-established, habitual
пова́дившийся
accustomed to, habituated to, having developed a bad habit of
пристрасти́вшийся
addicted, habituated, accustomed (to), hooked
заха́живающий
frequently visiting, habitually dropping in
заси́живавшийся
habitually staying up late, habitually lingering, habitually overstaying
поха́живавший
who used to stroll, who habitually walked around, who frequented
ха́живающий
frequenting, regularly visiting, habitual (visitor)
заселя́емый
settleable, habitable, able to be populated, being settled
подса́живающий
addictive, hooking, habit-forming
си́живающий
sitting, habitually sitting
притерпе́вшийся
accustomed, used to, habituated, adapted
принорови́вшийся
adapted, accustomed, adjusted, habituated
приуча́ющийся
getting used to, becoming accustomed to, habituating
приуча́вшийся
getting accustomed, habituating oneself, becoming habituated
обжитый
lived-in, inhabited, settled, habitable
отвыка́ющий
unlearning, getting out of the habit of, weaning (oneself off)
отвыка́вший
who was getting out of the habit of, unlearning, breaking the habit of
спа́ивавший
plying with drink, habitually getting (someone) drunk
наезживающий
frequently driving, habitually riding, frequenting (by vehicle)
обжива́ющий
settling into, making habitable
обживаемый
habitable, livable, being settled, being developed (for living)
отуча́ющий
disaccustoming, weaning, that helps to break a habit
отуча́вший
weaning (from), breaking (a habit)
отуча́емый
being weaned, being broken of a habit, being unlearned
похва́ливавший
habitually praising, who used to praise
прива́живающий
luring, enticing, attracting, habituating
Examples
У неё есть па́рень, с кото́рым они встреча́ются со ста́ршей шко́лы, но ей кажется, что их отноше́ния ста́ли просто привы́чкой, и ей они всё ме́ньше нра́вятся.
She has a boyfriend she's been going out with since high school but feels their relationship has become a matter of habit and is increasingly dissatisfied.
У неё есть привы́чка упражня́ться пе́ред за́втраком.
She is in the habit of taking exercise before breakfast.
От плохи́х привы́чек трудно изба́виться.
Bad habits die hard.
От плохо́й привы́чки изба́виться непросто.
It is not easy to get rid of a bad habit.
Он наконец-то изба́вился от вре́дной привы́чки.
He finally kicked the bad habit.
Он наконец-то бро́сил нарко́тики.
He finally kicked the bad habit.
They have the same habits.
По нашему глубо́кому убежде́нию, мы полага́ем, что а́втор, когда он пишет предложе́ние, определённо не должен приобрета́ть дурну́ю привы́чку, заключающуюся в том, чтобы испо́льзовать чересчур много нену́жных слов, кото́рые в действи́тельности совершенно не явля́ются необходи́мыми для того́, чтобы вы́разить свою́ мысль.
We firmly believe that when composing sentences, the author should avoid falling into the bad habit inherent in the use of too many unnecessary words, which are actually absolutely superfluous in light of the intended meaning.
Нелегко изба́виться от вре́дной привы́чки.
It's hard to change a bad habit.
Дети перенима́ют привы́чки роди́телей.
Children imitate their parents' habits.
Нелегко отказа́ться от вре́дных привы́чек.
It is not easy to get rid of bad habits.
В конце́ концо́в она приобрела́ плоху́ю привы́чку кури́ть.
She eventually got into the bad habit of smoking.
Дурну́ю привы́чку трудно искорени́ть.
It's hard to change a bad habit.
Вся втора́я полови́на челове́ческой жи́зни составля́ется обыкновенно из одних только накопленных в пе́рвую полови́ну привы́чек.
The second half of a man's life is made up of nothing but the habits he has acquired during the first half.
Ведение дневника́ явля́ется хорошей привы́чкой.
Keeping a diary is a good habit.
Непросто изба́виться от вре́дных привы́чек.
It is not easy to get rid of bad habits.
Непросто изба́виться от вре́дной привы́чки.
It is not easy to get rid of a bad habit.
У него привы́чка поса́сывать каранда́ш.
He has a habit of sucking his pencil.
«Поговори́ же со мной и по-французски, а не только по-немецки!» — «Нет, ведь уж если я раз начну́, то привы́кну к э́тому, а как тогда будет улучша́ться мой неме́цкий?»
Speak to me in French too - not just in German! "No, because once I start, it'll become a habit and then how am I supposed to improve my German?"
Э́то постепенно ста́ло его привы́чкой.
That gradually became his habit.
Кстати о его привы́чках в еде́: они отта́лкивают, пра́вда?
Speaking of his eating habits, they're revolting aren't they?
Безду́мным ста́дом управля́ет привы́чка.
Habit rules the unreflecting herd.
У него привы́чка прогу́ливаться пе́ред за́втраком.
He is in the habit of taking a walk before breakfast.
Ла́ять на незнако́мых - привы́чка, сво́йственная мно́гим соба́кам.
Barking at strangers is a habit common to many dogs.
Куре́ние — нездоро́вая привы́чка.
Smoking is not a healthy habit.
Том име́ет привы́чку беспрестанно придира́ться ко всем де́йствиям Марии.
Tom's in the habit of constantly finding fault with everything Mary does.
У тебя привы́чка всё преувели́чивать.
You have a habit of exaggerating everything.
Все дома до́лжны быть обита́емыми.
All houses are supposed to be habitable.



















