1.habit becomes nature (idiom); get used to something and it seems inevitable2.second nature3.same as 习惯成自然
1.to let things take their course2.to take things as they come
1.needless to say2.it goes without saying
to imagine that one's love is reciprocated; to shower affection on an uninterested party
(idiom) to reap what one has sown; to stew in one's own juice
1.water mains2.service pipe3.tap-water pipe
(to act) on one's own initiative
1.sense of inferiority2.inferiority complex
(idiom) to embarrass oneself
1.to court disaster (idiom)2.to dig one's own grave
1.to think of oneself as high and pure (idiom); smug and self-righteous2.holier-than-thou
to consider oneself as being not as good as the others
1.self-assessment2.declare one's state for open discussion
1.to introduce oneself2.originally a theatrical device in which a character explains his own role
(idiom) to allow oneself few comforts or pleasures
1.to follow the path to one's own doom (idiom)2.to bring about one's own destruction
1.to direct a movie in which one also plays a major role as an actor2.(fig.) to plan and execute a scheme all by oneself
1.to be full of remorse2.to repent and redress one's errors
to feel ashamed at being inferior (idiom)
(idiom) to feel inferior; to feel inadequate
to have a style of one's own
1.self-introduction2.to introduce oneself
to blow one's own horn (idiom)
1.to comfort oneself2.to console oneself3.to reassure oneself
1.self-actualization (psychology)2.self-realization
to refer to one's foibles or failings with self-deprecating humor
to bring trouble on oneself
to walk right into the trap
1.to pay out of one's own pocket2.to dig into one's pocket
governing body of an autonomous territory
Ziliujing, a district of Zigong City 自贡市[zì gòng shì], Sichuan
(math.) natural logarithm
natural economy (exchange of goods by bartering not involving money)
1.to abandon oneself (idiom)2.to let oneself go
1.easygoing2.lax3.unconstrained4.unruly+1 条 liberal profession; profession practiced independently rather than as an employee
free software (i.e. software for which sharing, modification etc is permitted)
electroencephalogram (EEG)