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  1. habitable:
  2. habit:
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Detailed Translations for habitable from English to Spanish

habitable:

habitable adj

  1. habitable (livable)
    habitable

Translation Matrix for habitable:

AdjectiveRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- inhabitable
ModifierRelated TranslationsOther Translations
habitable habitable; livable bearable; endurable; livable

Related Words for "habitable":


Synonyms for "habitable":


Related Definitions for "habitable":

  1. fit for habitation1
    • the habitable world1

Wiktionary Translations for habitable:

Cross Translation:
FromToVia
• habitable → habitable ↔ habitabel — so, dass man es bewohnen kann; sicher und so beschaffen, dass Menschen oder andere Lebewesen dort (gut) leben können

habit:

habit [the ~] nomen

  1. the habit (custom)
    la costumbre; el hábito
  2. the habit
    el hábito; la cogulla; el sayal
  3. the habit (singularity; peculiarity; oddity; )
    la curiosidad; la peculiaridad; la particularidad; la singularidad; la rareza; la notabilidad; la excentricidad; la cosa notable; el detalle especial
  4. the habit (vestment; robe; sacerdotal vestment)
    el hábito; la cogulla; el ornamentos de la iglesia

Translation Matrix for habit:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
cogulla habit; robe; sacerdotal vestment; vestment
cosa notable habit; heterogeneity; oddity; oddness; peculiarity; singularity; strangeness oddity; peculiarity; peculiarness; remarkable thing; remarkableness
costumbre custom; habit common practice; commonness; custom; customs; habits; normal practice; standard practice; tradition; traditions; unwritten law; usualness
curiosidad habit; heterogeneity; oddity; oddness; peculiarity; singularity; strangeness curiosity; inquisitiveness; oddity; peculiarity; peculiarness; queerness; remarkable thing; remarkableness; singularity; strangeness
detalle especial habit; heterogeneity; oddity; oddness; peculiarity; singularity; strangeness detail; oddness; particular; peculiarity; strangeness
excentricidad habit; heterogeneity; oddity; oddness; peculiarity; singularity; strangeness eccentricity; oddity; peculiarity; queerness; singularity; strangeness
hábito custom; habit; robe; sacerdotal vestment; vestment application; commonness; custom; exertion; tradition; unwritten law; use; usualness
notabilidad habit; heterogeneity; oddity; oddness; peculiarity; singularity; strangeness peculiarity; something striking; something that is eye-catching
ornamentos de la iglesia habit; robe; sacerdotal vestment; vestment
particularidad habit; heterogeneity; oddity; oddness; peculiarity; singularity; strangeness character description; character profile; characterisation; characteristic; characterization; detail; feature; oddity; oddness; particular; peculiarity; peculiarness; quality; queerness; remarkable thing; remarkableness; singularity; strangeness
peculiaridad habit; heterogeneity; oddity; oddness; peculiarity; singularity; strangeness character description; character profile; characterisation; characteristic; characterization; detail; feature; oddity; oddness; particular; peculiarity; quality; queerness; singularity; strangeness; streak; trait
rareza habit; heterogeneity; oddity; oddness; peculiarity; singularity; strangeness curiosity; oddity; oddness; peculiarity; queerness; singularity; strangeness
sayal habit
singularidad habit; heterogeneity; oddity; oddness; peculiarity; singularity; strangeness detail; eccentricity; oddity; oddness; particular; peculiarity; queerness; singularity; strangeness
- drug abuse; riding habit; substance abuse; use; wont

Related Words for "habit":


Synonyms for "habit":


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. addiction
  2. piece of clothing worn uniformly for a specific activity
  3. long piece of clothing worn by monks and nuns
  4. action performed repeatedly and automatically, usually without awareness
  5. an action done on a regular basis
Cross Translation:
FromToVia
• habit → costumbre ↔ Gepflogenheit — eine nicht verbindliche Übereinkunft, die durch häufiges Wiederholen zur Konvention geworden ist
• habit → costumbre; hábito ↔ Gewohnheit — eine unter gleichartigen Bedingungen reflexhaft entwickeln Reaktionsweise, die durch Wiederholung Stereotyp wurde und beim erleben gleichartiger Situationsbedingungen wie "automatisch" nach demselben Reaktionsschema ausführen wir
• habit → hábito ↔ Kutte — (umgangssprachlich) von Mönchen getragenes, langes und weites Gewand, eigentlich: Habit
• habit → costumbre ↔ Angewohnheit — Handlung, die zur Routine wurde und immer wieder, oft unbewusst, wiederholt wird
• habit → costumbre ↔ gewoonte — vaste wijze om dingen te doen
• habit → costumbre; uso; hábito ↔ coutume — À trier
• habit → costumbre; hábito ↔ habitude — disposition acquérir par des actes réitérer.
• habit → manía ↔ manie — médecine|fr folie qui n’est pas complet comme la démence et qui se manifeste par des accès intermittents.







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