Terms containing дело привычки

Subject	Russian	English
Makarov.	дело привычки	a matter of habit
Makarov.	дело привычки	matter of habit
inf.	дело привычки	acquired taste (Andrey Truhachev)
inf.	дело привычки	an acquired taste (Andrey Truhachev)
gen.	дело привычки	aquired taste (The phrase "acquired taste" refers to something that may not be initially enjoyable or appealing but becomes more enjoyable or appreciated over time as one gets used to it. People often develop an acquired taste for things after repeated exposure to them.: Some people find certain foods or drinks to be an acquired taste, such as blue cheese, olives, sushi, or beer. Initially, these might not be appealing, but after trying them several times, people may grow to like them vogeler)
Makarov.	новые правила отучили их от привычки вести дела по старинке	the new regulations have dishabituated them for the conduct of affairs in the traditional way
Makarov.	слово "любопытство" обычно употребляют, когда хотят подчеркнуть привычку интересоваться пустяками и особенно делами своих соседей	curiosity is usually employed to denote the habit of inquisitiveness as to trifles, and especially as to the private affairs of one's neighbours