accustom

accustom[ə'kʌstəm]

• vt.使习惯于(to)：

  We had to get accustomed to the new working conditions.

  我们必须渐渐适应新的工作条件。

  to accustom oneself to cold weather

  使自己适应寒冷天气

• close to home
• someone's star is rising
• road surfacer
• harmless as a dove
• plasmon
• worshipfully
• cottonseed
• benzylidenes
• Allport, Gordon W.
• act of dominion
• toiler
• ones place
• as mild as a dove
• coagulases
• polas
• Hubert
• pacificisms
• loftiest
• make a religion of something
• supererogatory
• Plesiomonas
• put sb in a junk
• diamond necklace
• gaults
• interims
• enzootically
• curium-244
• sempstressing
• by a nose
• blackjack oaks
• energetic solar particles
• scantness
• HYPES.
• remissive
• grammatical meaning
• operatising
• partial parasite
• revaccinates
• squeezers
• squshiey
• channeling machine
• acute triangles
• kcal.
• policy of the big revolver
• dimethyl
• postprecipitations
• show something forth
• survival game
• zonular
• parochially
• ornatenesses
• zephyranthes
• scrotitis
• montpeliers
• directively
• analyzation
• seigneurial
• untinged
• rusting
• enamel
• intubation
• pot sticker
• plutonomist
• thens
• Gros Ventre
• aerocar
• R-factor
• self-rising
• housefuls
• wherryite
• thoro
• microanatomical
• all there
• trespass
• masterliness
• hypothecated
• heinous
• damp-proofing
• ja well
• Leptictidae
• talk to buncombe
• have something at heart
• decently
• maximum producible oil index
• what's the betting…?
• artesian basin
• telencephalon
• arthrodia
• Demogorgon
• Quick Snap
• augen
• excitive
• nocturnes
• high crime
• Beaton, Sir Cecil (Walter Hardy)
• underutilized
• Djajapura
• arch brace
• possibility by volume
• northern hemispheres