habituation

英[həbɪtjʊ'eɪʃən]美[həˌbɪtʃuː'eɪʃən]
  • n. 使习惯；习惯；熟习
      • noun(名词)
      1. 成为习惯

    双解例句

    noun(名词)
    1. 成为习惯

      Increased sightings of coyotes are the result of habituation, as coyotes become accustomed to humans and unafraid of them.

      人们看到郊狼的频率增加，这是习惯性的结果，因为郊狼已经习惯了人类，不再害怕人类。

    小知识

    Habituation is what happens when an organism gets used to a certain environment or stimulus. Through habituation, the squirrels in a city park often become so used to humans that they don't run away from them — and even beg them for food.

    If you live near an airport and hear planes taking off and landing every day, habituation occurs — eventually you get so used to the noise that you don't even notice it. The same thing happens to non-human organisms. Thanks to habituation, your pet turtle doesn't hide in his shell every time you touch him anymore. He is used to you petting him. When the world presents a new stimulus, habituation can help an animal adapt to it. Habituation comes from the Late Latin habituat, “accustomed.”

    实用短语

    1. drug habituation

      服药习惯化,药物习惯性,习惯性

    2. habituation paradigm

      习惯化范式,习惯化研究

    3. vestibular habituation

    4. sensory habituation

      感觉惯性

    5. habituation error

      习惯误差

    6. error of habituation

      习惯误差

    7. positive habituation

      刺激的正性适应

    8. no habituation or dependence

      不成瘾或依赖

    9. habituation detail

      习惯性,

    同根词

    词根：habit

    adj.

    habitual习惯的；惯常的；习以为常的

    adv.

    habitually习惯地；日常地

    n.

    habit习惯，习性；嗜好

    habitude习俗；习惯

    habitus习惯；体质；状态

    vi.

    habituate上瘾

    vt.

    habit使穿衣

    habituate使习惯于，使熟习于