- habit becomes nature (idiom); get used to something and it seems inevitable
- second nature
- same as 習慣成自然|习惯成自然
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- habit becomes nature (idiom); get used to something and it seems inevitable
- same as 習慣成自然
This phrase indicates that repeated actions or behaviors become so familiar that they feel natural, like second nature. It is often used to describe the process of adaptation or when something becomes effortless due to repeated practice.
tā她měi tiān每天liàn xí练习gāng qín钢琴,xiàn zài现在tán qín弹琴duì对tā她lái来shuì说yǐ jīng已经shì是xí guàn zì rán习惯自然le了。
She practices the piano every day, and now playing the piano has become second nature to her.
He is used to waking up early, and now waking up in the morning feels as natural as breathing.
This meaning is a direct equivalence to the phrase "习惯成自然" which also means that habits become second nature, highlighting the transition of actions from being deliberate to instinctive.
Through constant training, his way of working has become second nature.
The process of learning a language is one of habits becoming second nature.
Generated collocations (experimental)
xí guàn chéng zì rán习惯成自然habit becomes second natureyǎng chéng养成xí guàn习惯to cultivate a habitxíng chéng形成xí guàn习惯to form a habitxí guàn习惯de的lì liang力量the power of habitrì cháng日常xí guàn习惯daily habitsliáng hǎo良好xí guàn习惯good habitshuài坏xí guàn习惯bad habitsjiān chí坚持xí guàn习惯to stick to a habitgǎi biàn改变xí guàn习惯to change a habitxí guàn习惯Yú于to be accustomed toxí guàn习惯huā化to become habitualqiáng liè强烈xí guàn习惯strong habits