Used to

Accustomed to means being familiar with or used to something through repeated experience or practice.

예: She was accustomed to waking up early.

메모: Accustomed to is more formal and emphasizes a long-standing habit or behavior.

Familiar with means having knowledge or experience of something, often due to past exposure or interaction.

예: He was familiar with the old neighborhood.

메모: Familiar with is more general and can refer to knowledge or experience rather than a habitual action.

Accustomed means being used to or adapted to a particular condition or environment.

예: She was accustomed to the cold weather.

메모: Accustomed can be used more broadly to refer to being familiar with various situations or conditions.

In the habit of means regularly doing something as a part of one's routine or behavior.

예: He was in the habit of going for a walk every evening.

메모: In the habit of specifically emphasizes a repeated action or behavior as a habit.

This phrase is used to talk about past habits or states that were true in the past but are no longer true. It indicates that something was done regularly or was a common occurrence in the past.

예: I used to play tennis when I was younger.

메모: The phrase 'used to' specifically refers to past habits or states, while 'used' alone can have various meanings beyond past habits.

This phrase means to be accustomed to something or to have become familiar with a particular situation or experience. It implies that something is no longer strange or uncomfortable because of familiarity.

예: I am used to the cold weather after living in this city for years.

메모: While 'used to' talks about past habits, 'be used to' focuses on being accustomed to something in the present.

This phrase means to become accustomed to something over time or to adjust to a new situation or experience. It suggests a process of adaptation or habituation.

예: It took me a while to get used to the new job responsibilities.

메모: Similar to 'be used to,' 'get used to' emphasizes the process of becoming accustomed to something rather than just the state of familiarity.

This phrase is used to talk about a past state or condition that was true in the past but is no longer true in the present. It indicates a change or transition from one state to another.

예: She used to be a lawyer before she became a teacher.

메모: While 'used to' focuses on past habits, 'used to be' specifically highlights a previous state or occupation that is no longer the case.

This phrase means to have become accustomed to a particular situation or condition, often implying that it no longer bothers or affects the person.

예: She's been working in the noisy office for years; she's used to it now.

메모: Compared to 'be used to,' 'used to it' suggests a stronger sense of adaptation and acceptance of a situation that may have been challenging initially.

This phrase means to be accustomed to or familiar with a particular action or behavior. It implies a habitual or regular practice that one is comfortable with.

예: He's used to working long hours to meet project deadlines.

메모: While 'used to' can refer to past habits in general, 'used to doing' specifically focuses on being accustomed to a particular action or behavior.

This phrase means to become gradually accustomed to or accepting of a new concept, plan, or change. It implies a process of mental adjustment or acceptance.

예: She is slowly getting used to the idea of moving to a new country.

메모: This phrase emphasizes the mental acceptance or adaptation to a new idea or change, distinguishing it from simply being accustomed to a situation.

This phrase implies that the action is routinely done, similar to being 'used to' something.

예: I'm in the habit of going for a run every morning.

메모: Similar to 'used to', but emphasizes current habitual action rather than past habit.

Implies being familiar with or adapted to a certain situation or behavior.

예: She's accustomed to working long hours.

메모: Similar to 'used to' but focuses on being familiar or adapted rather than past habit.

Refers to a pattern or tendency in someone's past behavior.

예: He has a history of changing jobs frequently.

메모: Suggests a pattern or track record, rather than a continuous past habit.

Indicates familiarity or skill in a particular area or activity.

예: She has experience with public speaking.

메모: Focuses on having knowledge or proficiency rather than a previous habit.

Means doing something regularly or frequently.

예: He hits the gym on the regular.

메모: Emphasizes current regularity rather than a past habit.

Implies being very familiar with or experienced in something.

예: She is no stranger to hard work.

메모: Similar to 'used to' but conveys a stronger sense of familiarity or experience.

Refers to a consistent pattern of behavior or performance.

예: He has a track record of coming up with innovative ideas.

메모: Focuses on a consistent pattern or history rather than a singular past habit.