Definition of habitually in English:

habitually

adverb həˈbɪtʃ(ə)lihəˈbɪtʃ(u)əli

By way of habit; customarily.
he habitually carried a pocket knife
does he lie habitually?
Example sentencesExamples
- Monkeys will habitually accumulate and hide food.
- Children in families that habitually watch television during meals eat fewer fruits and vegetables than those that don't, US researchers reported recently.
- A third of British men and a fifth of women now habitually drank more than the Government's safe limits for alcohol.
- From his earliest days, he spent much time in his father's study and habitually accompanied him on his walks in North London.
- He habitually left his home at four in the morning.
- She habitually wore a fur hat that made it look as if a cat was curled up on her head.
- The more alcohol men habitually consume, the more likely they are to have a sleep-related breathing disorder, a new study says.
- Under the 1883 law, the police were authorized to arrest any child between seven and fifteen who habitually skipped school, disobeyed teachers, or frequented public places during school hours.
- I have never habitually worn makeup.
- Increased pressure on the veins can be exacerbated by habitually crossing your legs.

Definition of habitually in US English:

habitually

adverbhəˈbɪtʃ(u)əlihəˈbiCH(o͞o)əlē

By way of habit; customarily.
he habitually carried a pocketknife
does he lie habitually?
Example sentencesExamples
- The more alcohol men habitually consume, the more likely they are to have a sleep-related breathing disorder, a new study says.
- Under the 1883 law, the police were authorized to arrest any child between seven and fifteen who habitually skipped school, disobeyed teachers, or frequented public places during school hours.
- A third of British men and a fifth of women now habitually drank more than the Government's safe limits for alcohol.
- Monkeys will habitually accumulate and hide food.
- He habitually left his home at four in the morning.
- She habitually wore a fur hat that made it look as if a cat was curled up on her head.
- From his earliest days, he spent much time in his father's study and habitually accompanied him on his walks in North London.
- Increased pressure on the veins can be exacerbated by habitually crossing your legs.
- I have never habitually worn makeup.
- Children in families that habitually watch television during meals eat fewer fruits and vegetables than those that don't, US researchers reported recently.

单词	habitually
释义	Definition of habitually in English: habitually adverb həˈbɪtʃ(ə)lihəˈbɪtʃ(u)əli By way of habit; customarily. he habitually carried a pocket knife does he lie habitually? Example sentencesExamples Monkeys will habitually accumulate and hide food. Children in families that habitually watch television during meals eat fewer fruits and vegetables than those that don't, US researchers reported recently. A third of British men and a fifth of women now habitually drank more than the Government's safe limits for alcohol. From his earliest days, he spent much time in his father's study and habitually accompanied him on his walks in North London. He habitually left his home at four in the morning. She habitually wore a fur hat that made it look as if a cat was curled up on her head. The more alcohol men habitually consume, the more likely they are to have a sleep-related breathing disorder, a new study says. Under the 1883 law, the police were authorized to arrest any child between seven and fifteen who habitually skipped school, disobeyed teachers, or frequented public places during school hours. I have never habitually worn makeup. Increased pressure on the veins can be exacerbated by habitually crossing your legs. Definition of habitually in US English: habitually adverbhəˈbɪtʃ(u)əlihəˈbiCH(o͞o)əlē By way of habit; customarily. he habitually carried a pocketknife does he lie habitually? Example sentencesExamples The more alcohol men habitually consume, the more likely they are to have a sleep-related breathing disorder, a new study says. Under the 1883 law, the police were authorized to arrest any child between seven and fifteen who habitually skipped school, disobeyed teachers, or frequented public places during school hours. A third of British men and a fifth of women now habitually drank more than the Government's safe limits for alcohol. Monkeys will habitually accumulate and hide food. He habitually left his home at four in the morning. She habitually wore a fur hat that made it look as if a cat was curled up on her head. From his earliest days, he spent much time in his father's study and habitually accompanied him on his walks in North London. Increased pressure on the veins can be exacerbated by habitually crossing your legs. I have never habitually worn makeup. Children in families that habitually watch television during meals eat fewer fruits and vegetables than those that don't, US researchers reported recently.
随便看	differing differing differing from differingly differs difficile difficilitate difficult difficultate difficult/hard to please difficult/hard to understand difficulties difficulties difficultly difficultly difficultness difficultness difficultnesses difficult question difficult situation difficult task difficult to believe difficult to follow difficult to keep down difficult to please