inured

基本解释

• adj. 习惯的
• v. 使习惯；有助于；生效（inure的过去分词）

同根派生

英汉例句

双语例句

• The Fed inured us all to risk.
  联邦局使我们所有人都习惯了承担风险。
• And though fear and an inured tolerance of hardship tend to stifle protests, there are reports of strikes at some Belarusian plants.
  尽管恐惧和吃苦耐劳的习惯往往会扼杀抗议之心，但在白俄罗斯的工厂还是出现了一些罢工事件。
• The great drivers, addicted to speed and seemingly inured to fear and risk, are not ordinary men but surely an accident this serious has affected him psychologically?
  这位伟大的、沉迷于速度并且似乎已习惯恐惧与危险的车手不是普通的人，如此严重的事故会影响他的心理吗？

原声例句

• As many as 40 others were inured in Saturday's stampede in central Luanda.
• Pope Benedict prayed for the inured and the two young women who died, telling Sunday's huge open-air Mass that he trusts "Jesus will embrace them in his kingdom."

权威例句

• They were ready to accept a difficult transition and were inured to a certain level of violence.
  ECONOMIST: By invitation: Iraq
• But the increasing physical separation of Palestinians from Israel makes it easier to become inured to their plight.
  ECONOMIST: Palestine

词组短语

短语

• inured a 习惯的
• inured d a 习惯的
• be inured to 习惯于
• Be Inured To Hardships 吃苦耐劳
• be inured to hardship 习惯于困苦

英英字典

柯林斯英英字典

• If you are inured to something unpleasant, you have become used to it so that it no longer affects you.