habitually造句

• Their faces were habitually sour .
  他们的面部表情平常总是愠怒的。
• He was habitually addicted to making love to ladies .
  他惯常喜欢跟女人调情。
• Habitually obedient to john, i came up to his chair .
  我已经习惯于服从约翰，我来到他的椅子跟前。
• Because the old man was almost deaf, he habitually shouted .
  老头耳朵不好使，所以一说话就大声叫嚷。
• They habitually gorged to the bursting point on sunday .
  他们每到星期天总要大吃大喝，直到快把肚子胀破。
• "but" said kennedy, who now habitually used that conjunction .
  “可是…”非常爱用这两个字的肯尼迪开口了。
• She habitually spent the hours from midnight to 3 a.m in reading popular science .
  她从午夜到凌晨三点总要读些科普读物。
• " at night " is used of something habitually happening during the hours of darkness
  “atnight”用以表示惯于在夜间发生的事。
• His outlook, habitually sombre, lay under the shadow of deeper cloud .
  他对事物的看法本来是消沉的，这时更给笼罩在一层浓厚的乌云下了。
• His face habitually held an expression which was mild and inoffensive, almost apologetic .
  他的脸上经常带着温和的、宽厚的、类乎歉意的表情。
• If the government habitually destroyed wealth, the country must have been poor ?
  如果一个政府习以为常地损耗财富，那么，这个国家一定是很穷困的，对不？
• They habitually saw over the joseph in christmas, and with them margaret found much more to talk about .
  圣诞节期间，他们一家常去拜访约瑟一家，玛格丽特同他们的共同语言很多。
• She habitually bore herself with strange alternations of cool reserve and docile respect to the man .
  她向来对这个人的态度总是很不正常，一会儿对他冷淡矜持，一会儿对他温顺尊敬。
• Except during world war i, the united states public has habitually looked upon europe's quarrels as belonging to europe alone .
  当第一次大战时，美国人民习惯地将欧洲的争端，看作欧洲的单独事件。
• Nichol suggested that "transatlantic humour…is the rare efflorescence of a people habitually grave, whose insight is more clear than deep. "
  尼科尔觉得“来自大西洋彼岸的幽默…是一些经常严肃的人迸发出来的罕见的花朵，他们的见识清彻而不深奥。”
• His supervisor called him down for being habitually late
  他的上司因他习惯迟到而责备他。
• What were habitually his final meditations
  他惯常最后冥想的是什么？
• Is habitually neglectful in his her duties ; or
  经常疏忽职守;或
• One who habitually smokes marijuana
  吸大麻者习惯性吸食大麻者
• The person who habitually blows his own horn soon loses friends
  爱自吹自擂的人很快就会失去朋友。