의미: accustom

ac·cus·tom vt.

1 익히다, 익숙케 하다, 길들게 하다 《to》
▶ 《accustom+목+전+명》 accustom one’s ears to the noises of city life 도시 생활의 소음에 귀를 익히다

2 [accustom oneself로] (…에) 익숙해지다, 길들다 《to》(⇒ accustomed 2)
▶ She did not accustom herself to her surroundings. 그녀는 환경에 익숙해지지 않았다.

cust 관용구

the customer is always right

satisfy the customer, agree with the customer Now let's discuss an old saying: The Customer's Always Right.

tough customer

a determined person, one who fights hard Remember John Ferguson? He was one tough customer.

wait on customers

serve customers in a restaurant or store Please wait on the customers in the lounge. Take their orders.

accustomed to

used to；being in the habit of习惯于（to 后面接名词、动名词或动词原形）
He is accustomed to working hard．他工作很努力，已经成习惯了。
She isn't accustomed to public speaking．她不太习惯在公开场合讲话。
She was not accustomed to leave home during the winter．她过去不习惯冬天离家。

one to a customer

Idiom(s): one to a customer

Theme: LIMITATION

each person can have or receive only one. (As in sales restrictions where each customer is permitted to buy only one.)
• "Only one to a customer!" said the chef as he handed out the hamburgers.
• Is it one to a customer, or can I take two now?

Slippery customer

A person from whom it is difficult to get anything definite or fixed is a slippery customer.

cool customer|cool|customer

n. Someone who is calm and in total control of himself; someone showing little emotion. Jim never gets too excited about anything; he is a cool customer.

custody

custody
1.
in custody
in the keeping of the police; under arrest
2.
take into custody
to arrest

customer

customer
see ugly customer.

ugly customer

ugly customer
An ill-natured or vicious individual, as in Watch out for Charlie when he's drinking; he can be an ugly customer. This phrase uses ugly in the sense of “mean” or “dangerous.” [c. 1800]