wonted
英 ['wʌntɪd] 美 ['wʌntɪd]

adj.

习惯的，惯例的；

英英释义

wonted[ 'wəuntid, 'wʌn-, 'wɔn- ]

• adj.commonly used or practiced; usual

  "with her wonted candor"

  同义词：accustomedcustomaryhabitual

双语例句

用作形容词(adj.)

1. All of your wonted deeds, I wanted know by heart.
   所有你习惯性的行为，我想要全部熟记于心。
2. I only walk our wonted road.
   我只行我们常走的路。
3. With his wonted, collected and stately mien, he crossed the unhallowed threshold.
   他摆出平时那种泰然自若的庄严态度，跨过那个污浊的门槛。
4. He took his wonted walk round the park.
   他按惯例绕着公园散步。

权威例句

Stalin’s wonted war - Discussion
Vocation: all I ever wonted
'To pay our wonted tribute,' or topical specificity in Cymbeline
Nostradamus: the Radar that wonted be a Seismometer
"EV'N IN OUR ASHES LIVE THEIR WONTED FIRES,"GRAY'S "ELEGY"
Maryland : a fragment. First line: Refreshed in wonted might
'Ev'n in our ashes live their wonted fires': Privation and Affirmation in Gray's 'Elegy'
Abstract Their skill and practice far exceeding their wonted usage
Forthcoming: “Their skill and practice far exceeding their wonted usage”: the Irish military revolution, 1593-1603
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