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Meanings of "habits" in Spanish English Dictionary : 2 result(s)

English Spanish
Common
habits costumbres [f/pl]
habits hábito [m]

Meanings of "habits" with other terms in English Spanish Dictionary : 149 result(s)

English Spanish
Common
having bad habits malacostumbrado [adj]
General
neck-band of some religious habits gollete [m]
priest or religious person who has abandoned one's habits rebotado [m]
woman of liberal habits cortesana [f]
falling into bad habits relajación [f]
having bad habits (horse) falso [adj]
abandoning one's habits rebotado [adj]
succumb to one's bad habits adormecerse en [v]
get into bad habits picardear [v]
fall into bad habits relajarse [v]
get someone into bad habits resabiar [v]
acquire bad habits resabiarse [v]
get into bad habits resabiarse [v]
choral habits hábitos corales [m/pl]
punctual habits puntualidad [f]
given to habits (often bad) talluda [adj]
given to habits (often bad) talludo [adj]
get into bad habits viciarse [v]
get into bad habits malacostumbrar [v]
acquire bourgeois habits or characteristics aburguesarse [v]
improve one's habits or behavior cambiar de conducta [v]
get bad habits resabiarse [v]
bad eating habits malos hábitos alimenticios [m/pl]
bad habits malos hábitos [m/pl]
buying habits hábitos de compra [m/pl]
neck-band of some religious habits gollete [m]
worldly desires/habits mundo [m]
one loud in dress/habits manolo [m]
one loud in dress/habits manola [f]
of regular habits acompasado [adj]
lose one's regular habits desarreglarse [v]
correct (one's evil habits) dominarse [v]
acquire bad habits enviciarse [v]
contract bad habits resabiarse [v]
cause to contract vices or bad habits resabiar [v]
correct (one's evil habits) reprimirse [v]
evil habits gustos [m/pl]
moral habits maneras [f/pl]
imitating the behavior or habits of a generation before achibolado (de chibola) [m] PE
woman of free habits in love affairs bolloloco [m] CU VE
lack of care in one's habits (which could lead to health problems) desasurdo [m] DO
andean indigenous person who has adopted urban western habits and customs lorcho [m] PE
imitating the behavior or habits of a generation before achibolada (de chibola) [f] PE
andean indigenous person who has adopted urban western habits and customs lorcha [f] PE
applied to an aboriginal of central america with coarse and rude habits chontal [adj] AMER
imitating the behavior or habits of a generation before achibolado (de chibola) [adj] PE
with bad habits (horse) argel [adj] PY rur.
with the habits and behaviors of a bully (someone) amatonado [adj] CL
having bad habits alafre [adj] VE
having adopted urban western habits and customs (andean indigenous person) lorcho [adj] PE
relating to andean indigenous people who have adopted urban western habits and customs lorcho [adj] PE
with bad habits resabioso [adj] DO PR rur.
with bad habits retobado [adj] EC UY
with bad habits sotreta [adj] AR UY rur.
ugly and with bad habits gurrufero [adj] rare
acquire sedentary habits achancharse [v] UY
adopt the habits, customs and way of speaking of guatemalans achapinarse (de chapín) [v] MX:S GT SV
imitate an older person's habits achibolarse [v] PE
acquire the habits and tastes of the cholo (mestizo) acholarse [v] PE BO
take on the appearance, manners and habits unique to the gaucho agaucharse [v] BO AR rare
make someone take on the appearance, manners and habits unique to the gaucho agauchar [v] AR
acquire bad habits amañarse [v] NI DO BO
make someone adopt the habits/behaviors of a bully amatonar [v] CL derog.
adopt the habits/behaviors of a bully amatonarse [v] CL
lose too much weight due to bad habits consumirse [v] PE
return to old habits enrielarse [v] HN
succumb to one's bad habits adormentarse [v] rare
take on habits and customs of gringos or foreigners agringarse [v] LA
of regular habits acompasada [adj/f]
having bad habits malacostumbrada [adj/f]
Idioms
give up old habits colgar los hábitos [v]
give up old habits ahorcar los hábitos [v]
abandon old habits colgar los hábitos [v]
abandon old habits ahorcar los hábitos [v]
break old habits colgar los hábitos [v]
break old habits ahorcar los hábitos [v]
go back to one's old habits volver a las andadas [v]
old habits die hard genio y figura hasta la sepultura
old habits die hard es difícil deshacerse de los malos hábitos
old habits die hard los viejos hábitos no se abandonan fácilmente
with the behavior and habits typical of a venezuelan más venezolano que la arepa [adj] VE
with the behavior and habits typical of a venezuelan más venezolano que la reina pepeada [adj] VE
fall back into old habits volar a las andadas [v] GT
pick up bad habits coger el camino de las yeguas [v] NI
fall back into old habits volar a las andadas [v] GT
break someone of bad habits quebrarle a alguien el natural [v] disused
Speaking
old habits die hard los viejos hábitos perduran
Colloquial
bad habits pelo de la dehesa [m]
nickname given to old persons affecting youthful habits potrilla [f]
old habits las andadas [f/pl]
old habits die hard la cabra siempre tira al monte [expr]
expensive habits hábitos caros
transformation into something worse (particularly customs/habits) degenere [m] CR PR
person with bad habits brava pesca [f] rare
person with bad habits buena pesca [f] rare
person with bad habits linda pesca [f] rare
pretending to adopt the habits or likings of a snobby, wealthy person abacanado [adj] CL
having a bad reputation due to her sexual habits (woman) ganado bravo [adj] CR derog.
with healthy habits zanahoria [adj] EC rare
with healthy habits zanahoria [adj] VE teen
adopt the habits or likings of a snobby, wealthy person abacanarse [v] CL AR UY
make someone else adopt the habits or likings of a snobby, wealthy person abacanar [v] AR
show your age by behavior or habits caerse el carnet [v] CL
pick up bad habits cebarse [v] AR UY
fall back into old habits volver al vómito [v] disused
pretending to adopt the habits or likings of a snobby, wealthy person abacanada [adj/f] CL
Proverbs
old habits die hard costumbre adquirida en la mocedad, se deja muy mal en la vejez [old-fashioned]
old habits die hard genio y figura hasta la sepultura
old habits die hard quien nace chicharra muere cantando CL
old habits die hard al que nace barrigón es al ñudo que lo fajen SCN
old habits die hard la cabra siempre tira al monte
pursuits become habits a todo se hace uno
old habits die hard moro viejo nunca será buen cristiano
Slang
bad habits maña CR
old habits are hard to break la que es puta, vuelve GT
Business
consumer habits conducta del consumidor
buying habits hábitos de compras
consumer habits hábitos de consumo
buyer’s habits hábitos del comprador
consumer habits hábitos del consumidor
shopper habits hábitos del comprador
customer habits hábitos del cliente
buyer habits hábitos del comprador
client habits hábitos del cliente
Law
change one's habits trocarse [v]
Education
study habits hábitos de estudio
study habits hábitos de estudio
Engineering
habits of life hábitos de vida
work habits moral laboral
Medicine
smoking habits habito tabaquico
eating habits habitos alimenticios
eating habits hábitos alimentarios
eating habits hábitos dietéticos
Psychology
eating habits hábitos del comer
dietary habits hábitos dietéticos
feeding habits hábitos de alimentación
Rehabilitation
working habits and attitudes learnings service servicio de aprendizaje de las actitudes y los hábitos de trabajo [m]
level of organization in habits grado de organización de los hábitos
measure of life habits medida de los hábitos de vida
rigidity/flexibility of habits rigidez o flexibilidad de los hábitos
Telecommunication
subscriber s dialling [uk] habits comportamiento del abonado [m]
subscriber’s dialling habits [uk] comportamiento del abonado
subscriber’s dialing habits [us] comportamiento del abonado
Agriculture
having bad habits mañoso [adj]
feeding habits hábitos alimentarios
food habits hábitos alimenticios
Wildlife Management
aggregating habits comportamientos gregarios
Ecology
micotrophic habits hábitos de micotrofía
Archaic
prostitute's life/habits putería [f]