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| dishabituate (Anglophile); break (of); wean (from); make one lose a taste for (от Супру); make one lose a liking for (от Супру); wean off (someone/oneself from something • how to wean yourself off nicotine • wean the bears from human food • we can wean him off his excessive drinking Bullfinch); break someone of the habit of; train not to; wean away from; get into the habit of (I wish I could get out of the habit of biting my nails; You must get your children into the habit of cleaning their teeth); get out of the habit of (I wish I could get out of the habit of biting my nails; You must get your children into the habit of cleaning their teeth) | |||
| break of (pf of отучать); wean (someone/oneself from/off something • wean the bears from human food) | |||
| finish a lesson; finish teaching; stop | |||
| disuse | |||
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| break oneself of (a habit); break the habit of; unlearn (от дурных привычек); fall out of a habit; break oneself (of); disaccustom oneself; wean (from); break (of); unlearn (olga69) | |||
| break oneself of (pf of отучаться); disaccustom oneself (pf of отучаться) | |||
| finish one's lessons (pf of отучиваться); finish learning (pf of отучиваться); finish studying (pf of отучиваться) | |||
| finish lessons; studying; finish learning | |||
| get out of a habit; grow out of a habit; lose the habit (of; от) | |||
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отучить : 59 phrases in 3 subjects |
| General | 31 |
| Makarov | 27 |
| Textile industry | 1 |