habit in Japanese
habit in Japanese is 習慣, 癖, 依存症 — habit means something you do regularly, often without thinking about it.
habit in Japanese
習慣
Pronounced: shuukan
An action performed on a regular basis.
癖
Pronounced: kuse
An action performed repeatedly and automatically, usually without awareness.
依存症
Pronounced: izonshō
An addiction.
癖
Pronounced: kuse
An addiction.
What does "habit" mean?
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noun Something you do regularly, often without thinking about it.
"Biting your nails is a habit that many people find hard to stop."
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noun A strong, hard-to-break dependency on something, especially a drug.
"He went to a clinic for help with his drug habit."
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habit in a sentence
- Biting your nails is a habit that many people find hard to stop.
- Checking his phone first thing every morning had become a habit.
- He went to a clinic for help with his drug habit.
- Breaking a gambling habit can take years of support from family and friends.
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What is "habit" in Japanese?
"habit" in Japanese is 習慣, 癖, 依存症. habit means: Something you do regularly, often without thinking about it.
How do you pronounce 習慣?
"habit" in Japanese is 習慣, pronounced "shuukan".
How do you use "habit" in a sentence?
Example: "Biting your nails is a habit that many people find hard to stop." In Japanese, "habit" is 習慣, 癖, 依存症.
Are there other ways to say "habit" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 3 translations listed for "habit": 習慣, 癖, 依存症.
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