habitu russian

• завсегда́тай

  regular, habitué, regular customer

  frequenter, frequent visitor, habitual attender

• 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

• привы́чно

  habitually

• приучи́ть

  to accustom (to), to get someone used to (sth), to habituate

  to train (to do sth), to school (in), to teach

• ска́зывать

  to say repeatedly, to tell habitually

• хро́ник

  chronically ill person, chronic invalid

  chronic alcoholic, habitual drunkard

• приуча́ть

  to accustom (to), to habituate (to), to get someone used to

  to train (to), to school (in), to teach

• беспробу́дный

  deep, heavy, habitual, unrestrained

• грибни́к

  mushroomer, habitual gatherer of mushrooms

• полета́ть

  to fly habitually, to regularly, to or in different directions

• еда́ть

  to eat (habitually), to be in the habit of eating

• абсентеи́зм

  voter abstention, electoral absenteeism, non-voting

  absenteeism, habitual absence

• беспросы́пный

  deep, habitual, unrestrained

• привы́чность

  familiarity, habitualness

• руга́тель

  swearer, habitual user of bad language

• уро́чный

  fixed, appointed, arranged, scheduled

  lesson, class, school

  customary, usual, habitual

• и́грывать

  to play (repeatedly, habitually), to perform (music)

• на́шивать

  (iterative, colloquial) to wear habitually

• приу́ченный

  accustomed, trained, habituated

• гова́ривавший

  who used to speak, who habitually spoke, speaking habitually

• поку́ривавший

  smoking (habitually, occasionally), having smoked (for a while)

• зачасти́вший

  frequent, repeated, constant, habitual

• 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)

• приуча́емый

  being accustomed, being trained, being habituated

• слыхивавший

  having heard (habitually or repeatedly), who used to hear

• свы́кшийся

  accustomed, used to, habituated

• 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)

• 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

• спа́ивавший

  plying with drink, habitually getting (someone) drunk

• наезживающий

  frequently driving, habitually riding, frequenting (by vehicle)

• похва́ливавший

  habitually praising, who used to praise

• прива́живающий

  luring, enticing, attracting, habituating

• прива́живавший

  accustoming, habituating, luring, enticing

• приваживаемый

  lured, enticed, habituated, accustomed (to a place)

• просро́чивавший

  that was becoming overdue, that was habitually overdue

• кирявший

  boozing, tippling, who was boozing, who habitually drank

• поворовывавший

  who used to pilfer, habitually stealing

• завра́вшийся

  habitually lying, caught in one's lies, having lied too much

• чи́тывавший

  having read (habitually), who used to read

• принима́вшийся

  that was being accepted, that was being adopted, that was being received, that was being admitted

  that was being taken (of medicine), that was being applied (of a procedure), habitually taken, customarily applied

• приви́вшийся

  grafted, successfully grafted

  vaccinated, inoculated

  established, ingrained, habitual

Examples

• Она привычно закрыла дверь на ключ.

  She habitually locked the door.

• Он привычно приглаживал рубашку рукой.

  He habitually smoothed down his shirt with his hand.

• Дед привычно приволакивает больную ногу при ходьбе.

  The old man habitually drags his injured leg when he walks.

• Кот, сиживающий у окна, следит за птицами.

  The cat that habitually sits by the window watches the birds.