accustom造句

to accustom oneself to cold weather

accustom gradually to some action or attitude.

To condition, train, or accustom in advance.

You must accustom yourself to staying up late.

You'll have to accustom yourself to the new conditions.

They had to accustom themselves to the hot weather.

Accustom STH to STH it takes quite a while to accustom ourselves to the special climate there.

Japanese are not accustom to "presentation-as-discussion" style.

To accustom by frequent repetition or prolonged exposure.

He had to accustom himself to the cold weather of his new country.

To accustom(the young of a mammal)to take nourishment other than by suckling.

To coach in or accustom to a mode of behavior or performance.

It's difficult for the young people to accustom to the elderly people's ideas.

Bring them up to work and strive, and accustom them to hardship.

These costumed researchers teach the growing chicks how to forage for food and accustom them to the ultralight.

However, she is immediately calm, since all once accustom his bowl chopsticks, again fear to one glass water?

The datura flower can no merely used because anaesthesia, relieve ache, but also accustom because to remedy manifold disease.

Two bathtubs are prepared to fill them with two different temperatures to accustom fisherman's cold body after returning from the sea.

But you should run hard enough at the end to accustom your body to the late-race fatigue of the marathon.

But these are the principal masses which were then to be distinguished when the eye began to accustom itself to this tumult of edifices.

For these men, says Mr Philbrick, the Plains were a strange and unworldly place. They found it hard to accustom themselves to the constant eye-watering reek of horse hair and human sweat.

If political contest within a World-State were substituted for war, imagination would soon accustom itself to the new situation, as it has accustomed itself to the absense of duelling.

I am sure, 'she said,' I hope this heart-rending occurrence will be a warning to all of us, to accustom ourselves to rouse ourselves, and to make efforts in time where they're required of us.