The Chinese word "习惯" (xíguàn) means "habit" or "to be used to" in English, and it can be used both as a noun or a verb depending on the context.

1. As a Noun (Habit):

When used as a noun, "习惯" refers to something that a person regularly does, a routine, or a habitual behavior.

• 例句: 他有早上跑步的习惯。
• 英文: He has a habit of running in the morning.

2. As a Verb (To be used to/To get used to):

When used as a verb, "习惯" expresses the idea of being accustomed to something or adapting to a situation.

• 例句: 我已经习惯了这里的生活。
• 英文: I have gotten used to life here.

Examples of Usage

1. As a Noun (Habit)

   • 中文: 她有每天读书的习惯。
   • 英文: She has a habit of reading every day.

2. As a Verb (To be used to/Accustomed to)

   • 中文: 他不习惯早起。
   • 英文: He is not used to waking up early.

3. As a Verb (To get used to)

   • 中文: 你很快就会习惯这个新工作。
   • 英文: You will get used to this new job soon.

Sentence Structure:

• When used as a noun, "习惯" typically follows the subject to describe their regular behavior.
• When used as a verb, "习惯" can be followed by a verb or noun to describe what someone is used to doing or experiencing.

By using "习惯" correctly, you can express both regular habits and the process of becoming accustomed to something in Chinese.

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