“To accustom oneself to using” in Japanese
Short answer
To accustom oneself to using in Japanese is “使い慣らす” (tsukainarasu). Full meaning: to accustom oneself to using, to train, to break in (horses).
Other ways to say “To accustom oneself to using” in Japanese
使い込む
tsukaikomu to embezzle, to misappropriate, to peculate; to accustom oneself to using, to use for a long time
使ひ込む
tsukaikomu to embezzle, to misappropriate, to peculate; to accustom oneself to using, to use for a long time
使いこむ
tsukaikomu to embezzle, to misappropriate, to peculate; to accustom oneself to using, to use for a long time
遣いこむ
tsukaikomu to embezzle, to misappropriate, to peculate; to accustom oneself to using, to use for a long time
遣い込む
tsukaikomu to embezzle, to misappropriate, to peculate; to accustom oneself to using, to use for a long time
つかいこむ
tsukaikomu to embezzle, to misappropriate, to peculate; to accustom oneself to using, to use for a long time
使い慣らそ
tsukainaraso to accustom oneself to using, to train, to break in (horses)
使い慣らし
tsukainarashi to accustom oneself to using, to train, to break in (horses)
使い慣らせ
tsukainarase to accustom oneself to using, to train, to break in (horses)
使い慣らさ
tsukainarasa to accustom oneself to using, to train, to break in (horses)
使ひ慣そふ
tsukainarasou to accustom oneself to using, to train, to break in (horses)
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