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to take lessons in, to be taught, to learn (from a teacher), to study (under a teacher), to get training in
habit; (social) custom, practice, convention
learning, acquisition (of a skill, knowledge, etc.)
habit; behavior, behaviour, trait, nature
penmanship, calligraphy
- 習俗しゅうぞく
manners and customs, folkways, usage
- 習わしならわし
custom, habit, customary practice
- 習い事ならいごと
accomplishment, lessons (in an art, skill, etc.), practice
- 習熟しゅうじゅく
proficiency, mastery, becoming proficient (in)
- 習合しゅうごう
syncretism
- 習いならい
as is habit, the way life normally is
- 習練しゅうれん
practice, practising, training, discipline
- 習癖しゅうへき
(bad) habit
- 習作しゅうさく
(a) study (e.g. in music, art, sculpture, etc.), etude, practice piece
- 習わすならわす
to make (someone) learn; to be accustomed to ..., to be used to ..., to always ...
- 習習しゅうしゅう
gentle breeze
- 習い性となるならいせいとなる
habit is a second nature
- 習慣性薬物しゅうかんせいやくぶつ
addictive drug
- 習慣的しゅうかんてき
habitual, customary
- 習慣性しゅうかんせい
habit-forming; habitual
- 習慣づけるしゅうかんづける
to make a habit of, to make it a practice to
- 習合神道しゅうごうしんとう
syncretized Shinto, amalgamated Shinto
- 習い性ならいしょう
ingrained habit, second nature
- 習熟度しゅうじゅくど
proficiency level, degree of skill, learning level
- 習得観念しゅうとくかんねん
acquired idea (as opposed to innate), acquired ideas
- 習慣化しゅうかんか
habituation, becoming a habit, making a habit (of)
- 習慣性流産しゅうかんせいりゅうざん
habitual abortion, recurrent miscarriage, recurrent fetal loss, recurrent pregnancy loss
- 習うより慣れろならうよりなれろ
experience is the best teacher, custom makes all things easy, you learn best by doing, practice makes perfect, it is better to grow accustomed than to be taught
- 習わぬ経は読めぬならわぬきょうはよめぬ
you can't do something if you don't know how to do it, you can't read a sutra (by heart) if you haven't learned it
- 性相近し、習い相遠しせいあいちかしならいあいとおし
by human nature we are close, through practice we grow apart, by nature, near together; by practice far apart