Habituados (en. Accustomed)

/abitʊˈaðos/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

adjective

That has acquired a habit or custom.

The children are used to going to bed at eight.

Los niños están habituados a ir a la cama a las ocho.

To be accustomed to an environment or situation.

After a while, the employees have gotten used to the new rules.

Después de un tiempo, los empleados se han habituado a las nuevas normas.

To get used to something over time.

He quickly got used to the cold climate of the region.

Se habituó rápidamente al clima frío de la región.

From the Latin 'habituatus', passive participle of 'habituare', which means 'to accustom'.

used to

to be accustomed to something.

habituados a

not being used to

to not be accustomed to something.

no estar habituados

to get used to

process of getting used to a new situation.

habituarse a

habit

Practice or custom acquired through repetition.

hábito

to get accustomed

To become familiar with something.

acostumbrarse

custom

Regular practice that is repeated in a group.

costumbre

To be in the loop

You are already accustomed to the dynamics, you are in the loop.

Ya estás habituado a la dinámica, estás en la jugada.

To be part of the family

With so many years here, we are already accustomed, we are part of the family.

Con tantos años aquí, ya somos habituados, somos de la casa.