Interglot - habit: English and German Search Results found in the Interglot Translation Dictionary

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Detailed Translations for habit from English to German

Noun	Related Translations	Other Translations
Anwendung	custom; habit	Commerce Server application; Commerce application; administration; adoption; app; application; exertion; implementation; infliction; practice; practise; program; requests; use; utilisation; utilization
Benutzung	custom; habit	administration; adoption; application; exertion; implementation; infliction; practice; practise; use; utilisation; utilization
Besonderheit	habit; heterogeneity; oddity; oddness; peculiarity; singularity; strangeness	character description; character profile; characterisation; characteristic; characterization; detail; feature; particular; peculiarity; quality; specialty
Eigentümlichkeit	habit; heterogeneity; oddity; oddness; peculiarity; singularity; strangeness	odd fellow; oddity; peculiarity; queer; queerness; singularity; strange person; strangeness; weirdo
Extravaganz	habit; heterogeneity; oddity; oddness; peculiarity; singularity; strangeness
Gebrauch	custom; habit	administration; adoption; application; exertion; implementation; infliction; practice; practise; use; utilisation; utilization
Gewand	habit	cloak; coat; jacket; overcoat
Kirchengewand	habit
Kirchenmantel	habit; robe; sacerdotal vestment; vestment
Kutte	habit
Verwendung	custom; habit	administration; adoption; ante; application; exertion; implementation; infliction; inset; practice; practise; stakes; usage; use; utilisation; utilization
-	drug abuse; riding habit; substance abuse; use; wont

wont; custom; tradition
use; usage; usance
attire; garb; dress
substance abuse; drug abuse; misuse; abuse
dress; clothe; enclothe; garb; raiment; tog; garment; habilitate; fit out; apparel

(psychology) an automatic pattern of behavior in reaction to a specific situation; may be inherited or acquired through frequent repetition¹
- owls have nocturnal habits¹
- she had a habit twirling the ends of her hair¹
excessive use of drugs¹
a distinctive attire worn by a member of a religious order¹
attire that is typically worn by a horseback rider (especially a woman's attire)¹
an established custom¹
- it was their habit to dine at 7 every evening¹
the general form or mode of growth (especially of a plant or crystal)¹
- a shrub of spreading habit¹
put a habit on¹

habit

noun

habit

noun

(umgangssprachlich) von Mönchen getragenes, langes und weites Gewand, eigentlich: Habit
- Kutte → habit; kutte
eine unter gleichartigen Bedingungen reflexhaft entwickeln Reaktionsweise, die durch Wiederholung Stereotyp wurde und beim erleben gleichartiger Situationsbedingungen wie "automatisch" nach demselben Reaktionsschema ausführen wir
- Gewohnheit → habit
eine nicht verbindliche Übereinkunft, die durch häufiges Wiederholen zur Konvention geworden ist
- Gepflogenheit → usage; habit
Handlung, die zur Routine wurde und immer wieder, oft unbewusst, wiederholt wird
- Angewohnheit → habit

Cross Translation:

From	To	Via
• habit	→ Gewohnheit	↔ gewoonte — vaste wijze om dingen te doen
• habit	→ Brauch; Sitte; Angewohnheit; Gebrauch; Gepflogenheit; Gewohnheit; Usus	↔ coutume — À trier
• habit	→ Angewohnheit; Brauch; Gebrauch; Gepflogenheit; Gewohnheit; Usus	↔ habitude — disposition acquérir par des actes réitérer.
• habit	→ Manie; Sucht	↔ manie — médecine\|fr folie qui n’est pas complet comme la démence et qui se manifeste par des accès intermittents.

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