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Detailed Translations for habitable from English to German

habitable:

habitable adj

  1. habitable (livable)

Translation Matrix for habitable:

AdjectiveRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- inhabitable
ModifierRelated TranslationsOther Translations
bewohnbar habitable; livable

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Related Definitions for "habitable":

  1. fit for habitation1
    • the habitable world1

Wiktionary Translations for habitable:

habitable
adjective
  1. where humans or other animals can live
habitable
adjective
  1. so, dass man es bewohnen kann; sicher und so beschaffen, dass Menschen oder andere Lebewesen dort (gut) leben können
  2. zum Bewohnen geeignet

habit:

habit [the ~] nomen

  1. the habit (custom)
    der Gebrauch; die Benutzung; die Anwendung; die Verwendung
  2. the habit
    Gewand; die Kutte; Kirchengewand
  3. the habit (singularity; peculiarity; oddity; )
    die Eigentümlichkeit; die Besonderheit; die Extravaganz
  4. the habit (vestment; robe; sacerdotal vestment)
    der Kirchenmantel

Translation Matrix for habit:

NounRelated TranslationsOther 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

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Related Definitions for "habit":

  1. (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
  2. excessive use of drugs1
  3. a distinctive attire worn by a member of a religious order1
  4. attire that is typically worn by a horseback rider (especially a woman's attire)1
  5. an established custom1
    • it was their habit to dine at 7 every evening1
  6. the general form or mode of growth (especially of a plant or crystal)1
    • a shrub of spreading habit1
  7. put a habit on1

Wiktionary Translations for habit:

habit
noun
  1. long piece of clothing worn by monks and nuns
  2. an action done on a regular basis
habit
noun
  1. (umgangssprachlich) von Mönchen getragenes, langes und weites Gewand, eigentlich: Habit
  2. eine unter gleichartigen Bedingungen reflexhaft entwickeln Reaktionsweise, die durch Wiederholung Stereotyp wurde und beim erleben gleichartiger Situationsbedingungen wie "automatisch" nach demselben Reaktionsschema ausführen wir
  3. eine nicht verbindliche Übereinkunft, die durch häufiges Wiederholen zur Konvention geworden ist
  4. Handlung, die zur Routine wurde und immer wieder, oft unbewusst, wiederholt wird

Cross Translation:
FromToVia
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 habitudedisposition 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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