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

• Once old Joe had inured himself to the solitary life of a widower, he began to improve in health and spirit.
  一旦老乔适应了鳏夫的孤独生活，他的身体和精神状况便开始好转了。
• 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。
• Cried Hester Prynne, who, however inured to such behaviour on the elf-child's part at other seasons, was naturally anxious for a more seemly deportment now.
  海丝特白兰嚷道，她平时尽管已经熟习了这小精灵似的孩子的这种举止，但此时自然巴不得她能表现得更懂规矩些。
• After months of rolling crises, I ( like most people) have become almost inured to the words being bandied about; in the wake of 2011, disaster headlines have lost their shock appeal.
  在危机绵延了数月之后，我（和大多数人一样）几乎已经完全习惯了那些被四处传播的用语；在2011年之后，报纸上大字标题中的危机已经无法让人产生震憾感。
• Living in the far North had inured him to cold.
  生活在遥远的北方已使他习惯于寒冷。
• A younger son, you know, must be inured to self-denial and dependence.
  你知道，一个小儿子可就不得不克制自己，仰仗别人。
• Although Chinese think cows are stubborn and stupid, they generally consider cows to be inured to hardships, modest, diligent and sacrificing.
  中国人虽然认为牛有固执、愚蠢的一面，但对牛的总体印象却是吃苦耐劳、谦虚、勤劳、具有奉献的精神等。
• As we know, there was a habit in China long ago& his parents or teachers usually corrected his habit if he always was inured to use his left hand in everything.
  我们知道，很早以前，在我国有这样的习惯&一旦某人是“左撇子”，他的家长或老师总是尽量给予纠正。
• Poverty have inured the beggar to hardship.
  贫穷已使那乞丐惯于艰困。
• 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。