disaccustomed

/dˌɪsækˈʌstəmd/ verb

simple past and past participle of disaccustom

Word Origin From 'accustom' (to make familiar), with dis- 'apart, away' and -ed — literally 'made apart from custom'. 'Accustom' comes from Latin 'suescere' (to become used to), which also gives us 'custom' and 'customer' (one who frequents a shop).

verb simple past and past participle of disaccustom

After moving to the city, she quickly disaccustomed herself from rural life.

(动词) 使失去习惯

搬到城市后,她很快就让自己摆脱了乡村生活的习惯。

(verbo) pretérito simple y participio pasado de desacostumbrar

Después de mudarse a la ciudad, rápidamente se desacostumbró de la vida rural.

(verbe) déshabitué [Prétérit simple et participe passé du verbe *disaccustom* ; déshabitué, désaccoutumé.]

Après son déménagement en ville, elle s'est rapidement **disaccustomed** de la vie rurale.

(Verb) entwöhnt [Vergangenheitsform und Partizip Perfekt von **disaccustom**: sich an etwas nicht mehr gewöhnt haben, nachdem man es zuvor regelmäßig getan oder erlebt hat.]

Nach dem Umzug in die Stadt **disaccustomed** sie sich schnell vom ländlichen Leben.

(動詞) (disaccustom の過去形・過去分詞)〜に慣れなくなった、以前の習慣を捨てた

都市へ引っ越した彼女は、すぐに田舎の暮らしから自分を慣れなくさせた。

(verbo) desacostumou; desacostumado [passado simples e particípio passado de disaccustom]

Depois de se mudar para a cidade, ela rapidamente se desacostumou da vida rural.

Word parts: dis + accustom + ed

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