惯
accustomed to; spoil
Meanings
2 senses · 10 examplesverb
to be accustomed to; to get used to
Indicates that someone has done something so often that it has become a natural habit or second nature.
I am used to working; I feel uncomfortable if I don't do any work.
He is used to living alone and doesn't like sharing a place with others.
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We got used to this kind of hard life a long time ago.
Northerners are used to eating wheaten food, so they might not be used to it in the South.
He is used to big occasions, so this small matter won't scare him.
verb
to spoil; to indulge; to pamper
Usually refers to indulging children or subordinates, leading to the formation of bad habits or arrogance.
You shouldn't spoil the child, otherwise they will become more and more willful.
He was spoiled by his parents and doesn't know how to do any housework.
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Don't indulge his bad temper.
You brought this bad habit on yourself by indulging it.
You shouldn't pamper and spoil the child too much.