convention; usual practice

cannot bear to see; to hate; to dislike; to disapprove

accustomed to; used to; indulge; to spoil (a child)

to use habitually; habitual; customary

to spoil (a child)

recidivist; habitual criminal

to pamper; to coddle; to spoil

habitual thief

to spoil; to indulge sb (usu. a child)

(usually derog.) an old hand at sth

usual; customary

(physics) inertia; (fig.) force of habit; tendency to do things in the accustomed way; habitual

customary; usual

habitual thief

habitual thief

inertia (mechanics)

to be used to the sight of

to be accustomed to (a certain lifestyle etc)

customary

customary law; common law

inertial system; inertial frame (mechanics)

dominant hand

commonly used phrase; idiom; colloquial usage

idiom

idiom; idiomatic expression; habitual form of speech (grammar)

see 習慣成自然|习惯成自然[xi2 guan4 cheng2 zi4 ran2]

a common occurrence (idiom)

pampered and spoiled since childhood

moment of inertia (mechanics)

(saying) habit becomes second nature; to do something as if it were perfectly natural because one is accustomed to it