wont
英[wəʊnt]
美[wəʊnt]
意思解释
adj. 惯常于，惯于
n. 习惯，惯常活动
vt. 使习惯于
vi. 习惯，惯常
n. 习惯，惯常活动
vt. 使习惯于
vi. 习惯，惯常
变化形式
第三人称单数： wonts
过去式： wont
过去分词： wont/ wonted
现在分词： wonting
过去式： wont
过去分词： wont/ wonted
现在分词： wonting
中文词源
wont 习惯
来自PIE*wen,努力，寻求，渴望，词源同win,wean。引申义赢得，居住，习惯。
用法例句
- Britain , as is its wont , may end up stranded mid-atlantic .
- 按照习惯，英国可能最终会在欧美之间进退两难。
- As is china 's wont , the point last week was made with little subtlety : those that don 't comply will face consequences .
- 按照中国的习惯做法，中国银监会上周明确提出了这一要求：未能达到要求的银行将面临惩罚。
- As is his wont , mr blair tends to be more messianic about this than most politicians .
- 正是由于布莱尔先生的习惯，他往往比其他政客们更加关心这个问题。
- The symbolism at ise is perfect for a country that is wont to see itself as a nation apart , one that makes sense only in reference to itself .
- 伊势神宫的象征主义完美地代表了日本：一个习惯于认为自己与世隔绝的国家，一个在参照自己时才有意义的国家。
- Faced with finely balanced dilemmas , some americans are wont to ask : " what would jesus do ? "
- 面对处于微妙平衡状态的两难困境时，一些美国人习惯于问：“耶稣会怎么做？”