hábito
/ˈabito/, [ˈa.β̞i.t̪o]habit
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Picotear entre comidas es un mal hábito.
Snacking between meals is a bad habit.
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El Señor Smith tiene el hábito de salir a caminar todas las mañanas.
Mr. Smith makes it a rule to take a walk every morning.
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Tengo el hábito de caminar cada día.
I am in the habit of taking a walk every day.
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Tengo el hábito de tomarme una ducha en las mañanas.
I am in the habit of taking a shower in the morning.
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Él dejó el hábito de fumar.
He got out of the habit of smoking.
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Decir mentiras es un hábito muy malo.
Telling lies is a very bad habit.
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La Copa del Mundo, como muchas otras cosas en la vida, tiene el hábito de ignorar las leyes de la justicia.
The World Cup, like many other things in life, has a habit of ignoring the laws of fairness.
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La lectura es la clase de hábito que no se pierde una vez adquirido.
Reading is the kind of habit that once acquired is never lost.
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Debido a su hábito de malgastar el dinero, no pudo casarse.
Because of his habit of wasting money, he couldn't get married.
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Tom cogió ese hábito de su padre.
Tom picked up that habit from his father.
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Ese hábito es adquirido, no innato.
That habit is acquired, not innate.
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Él tenía el hábito de levantarse temprano.
He was in the habit of getting up early.
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No soy un esclavo del hábito.
I'm not a creature of habit.
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Tom tiene el hábito de morderse las uñas.
Tom has the habit of biting his nails.
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