inured

英 [ɪˈnjʊəd]

美 [ɪˈnjʊrd]

adj.  对(令人不快的事物)司空见惯的; 习惯于…的
v.  （法律等）生效；实施；适用于; 使坚强，使习惯于（不利条件）
inure的过去分词和过去式

GRE

柯林斯词典

• ADJ-GRADED 对（令人不快的事物）司空见惯的;习惯于…的
  If you areinured tosomething unpleasant, you have become used to it so that it no longer affects you.
  1. Doctors become inured to death.
     医生们已经能坦然面对死亡。

双语例句

• He was inured to the cold.
  他已经习惯于寒冷了。
• In the five years since the run on Northern Rock, one might think the City of London has become inured to banking scandals.
  在北岩银行（NorthernRock）遭到挤兑后的五年里，人们可能以为银行业丑闻对金融城来说已经是家常便饭。
• They were even inured to the economic instability that had followed the change of government.
  他们甚至习惯于政府更迭后出现的经济不稳定。
• Doctors become inured to death.
  医生们已经能坦然面对死亡。
• By the time I left the country I was similarly inured to the regular irregularities of life there.
  我离开印度的时候，对这种“正常的”不正常生活也已经习以为常。
• Though the food became no more palatable, he soon became sufficiently inured to it.
  虽然食物变得不再可口，但他很快就完全习惯了。
• We have become inured to the stinging insects here.
  我们已经习惯了这里叮人的虫子。
• After spending some time on the island they became inured to the hardships.
  在岛上待了一段时间后，他们适应了艰苦。
• The old soldier was so inured to danger that he became careless.
  那位老战士已习惯了危险因而变得无所谓。
• By remaining in the neighbourhood, I am become inured to it.
  我一直呆在这一带，对此已经习以为常了。