惯惯Stroke order for 惯

guàn
HSK 2HSK 2 (Write)Very Common

Basic Meaning

v
Often describes a behavior that has become habitual over time, forming a stable pattern. Can be used in both positive and neutral contexts (e.g., 习惯, 惯用).
to be accustomed to; to be used to; to habituate.
习以为常，积久成性；习惯。
Words:
惯盗惯犯惯例惯用司空见惯
Sentences:
  1. 我(wǒ)已(yǐ)经(jīng)习(xí)惯(guàn)每(měi)天(tiān)早(zǎo)上(shàng)喝(hē)一(yī)杯(bēi)咖(kā)啡(fēi)。
    I've already gotten used to having a cup of coffee every morning.
  2. 这(zhè)是(shì)他(tā)们(mén)公(gōng)司(sī)惯(guàn)用(yòng)的(de)谈(tán)判(pàn)手(shǒu)法(fǎ)。
    This is their company's habitual negotiation tactic.
  3. 他(tā)对(duì)这(zhè)种(zhǒng)加(jiā)班(bān)文(wén)化(huà)早(zǎo)已(yǐ)司(sī)空(kōng)见(jiàn)惯(guàn)。
    He has long since become accustomed to this overtime culture.
v
Specifically refers to the act of overindulging or being overly permissive towards children or subordinates, often leading to negative character traits. Commonly used with 娇, 纵, 养.
to spoil; to indulge; to dote on.
纵容；放任（指对孩子或对下级）。
Words:
娇惯惯纵娇生惯养
Synonyms:
纵
Sentences:
  1. 父(fù)母(mǔ)不(bù)能(néng)太(tài)惯(guàn)孩(hái)子(zi)，要(yào)让(ràng)他(tā)们(mén)学(xué)会(huì)独(dú)立(lì)。
    Parents shouldn't spoil their children too much; they should let them learn to be independent.
  2. 他(tā)从(cóng)小(xiǎo)就(jiù)被(bèi)爷(yé)爷(yé)奶(nǎi)奶(nai)娇(jiāo)生(shēng)惯(guàn)养(yǎng)。
    He has been pampered and spoiled by his grandparents since childhood.

Writing & Component

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Common Words

HSK 2
xí guàn习惯

get used to; habit